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Hyde Daily Photo Volume 1 (2006-2011) which is now in archive mode. For recent photographs please visit
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The chapel in Hyde Cemetery lies just North of the
Beeley Tomb.
Some old Ordnance Survey maps appear to show three chapels inside the cemetery but I've only ever been aware of the one.
Compared with the photograph I took ten years ago which you can view on
Old Hyde. The roof and drains appear to have received attention and the doors have been strengthened and double-padlocked.
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9 comments:
That's a great looking chapel.
What a lovely building.
Wonderful old chapel that you have captured very well.
Darryl and Ruth : )
A wonderful, peace filled photography.
daily athens
I love old stone chapels and this one is absolutely charming.
I compared your two photos and you're right, it hasn't changed much at all. And I'm glad. I just wish they'd paint the two doors in the same color rather than have one in black and the other in gray.
Fantastic shot Gerald!
This Chapel is amazing beautiful, I love those stones, so peaceful place!
Happy Sunday
Léia
It's a lovely chapel. Great shot.
I love old stone chapels,
That one is very well captured!
~B :)
A fine old church
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