Disused Collection (page 2)

Gairs Colliery 28499_025
Former Gairs Colliery with adits, spoil heaps, tramway and ruins of one building, Hanging Crag, Cumbria, 2013

Gairs Colliery 28499_019
Former Gairs Colliery with adits, spoil heaps, tramway and ruins of one building, Hanging Crag, Cumbria, 2013

Lime kiln 28499_069
Disused Croglin limekiln and quarry, near Croglin, Cumbria, 2013

Antique advertising. Underwood typewriters. Antique illustration. 1923

Mc Vities cookies Antique advertising 1930

The tip at the old Prince of Wales colliery at Abercarn is being leveled to make an industrial estate. August 1968

West Cramlington Colliery, Northumberland. 11th December 1958

The disused Rowley Railway Station near Consett, County Durham on 28th March 1968 which was dismantled brick by brick and rebuilt at Beamish Ope Air Museum

Sand lizard (Lacerta agilis) male on disused railway, wide angle view, the Netherlands

Locomotive graveyard outside Uyuni, Bolivia, South America

Disused limestone quarry supporting a wide range of vegetation. Millers Dale, Peak District National Park, Derbyshire, UK, June 2008

Tweedmouth Station OP01469
Tweedmouth Station, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Tweedmouth, Northumberland, 1950s. General View Showing Station Buildings From Station Approach

Molineux stand PLA01_08_060
Molineux Stadium, Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton. The Waterloo Street Stand of the Molineux Stadium after its closure, before demolition of the stand in 1992

Clipstone Colliery 35050_020
Headstocks and Powerhouse at the site of the former Clipstone Colliery, which finally closed in April 2003. The structures are Grade II listed, Clipstone, Nottinghamshire, 2021

Clipstone Colliery 35050_013
Headstocks and Powerhouse at the site of the former Clipstone Colliery, which finally closed in April 2003. The structures are Grade II listed, Clipstone, Nottinghamshire, 2021

Clipstone Colliery 35050_012
Headstocks and Powerhouse at the site of the former Clipstone Colliery, which finally closed in April 2003. The structures are Grade II listed, Clipstone, Nottinghamshire, 2021

Kettleness quarries 34113_012
Former alum quarries and jet workings at Kettleness, North Yorkshire, 2019

Kettleness quarries 34113_013
Former alum quarries and jet workings at Kettleness, North Yorkshire, 2019

United Kingdom, England, Cumbria, Lake District, Borrowdale. A disused Water Mill close to the village of Seatoller

Control tower DP218791
Birmingham International Airport, Elmdon Terminal Building, Bickenhill, Solihull. Interior view of the air terminals control tower from the south-west

Stanley Dock 28765_018
Stanley Dock, Liverpool. The Titanic Hotel in a former warehouse and the disused Tobacco Warehouse, the worlds largest brick warehouse, Liverpool, 2015. SJ3392

Stanley Dock 28765_006
Stanley Dock, Liverpool. Stanley Warehouse and Tobacco Warehouse, the worlds largest brick warehouse, Liverpool, 2015 SJ3392

Stanley Dock 28765_008
Stanley Dock, Liverpool. Stanley Dock and environs, 2015. SJ3392

Stanley Dock 28765_005
Stanley Dock, Liverpool. Stanley Dock and environs, 2015. SJ3392

USA, Alabama, Birmingham, Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark, late 19th to mid 20th century blast furnace

USA, Oklahoma, Route 66, Tulsa, Rose Bowl bowling Alley

USA, Texas, Route 66, Vega Roadrunner Drive-in

Mine shafts 28498_032
Earthwork remains of Medieval or Post Medieval Mining, at least 30 circular spoil heaps with a central shaft, Near Sleagill, Cumbria, 2013

Mine shafts 28498_031
Earthwork remains of Medieval or Post Medieval Mining, at least 30 circular spoil heaps with a central shaft, Near Sleagill, Cumbria, 2013

Limestone quarry 28499_038
Post Medieval limestone quarry with associated trackways and spoil heap, near Croglin, Cumbria, 2013

Lead Mines 28492_003
Magpie, Dirty Red Soil, Maypit, Horsesteps and Great Red Soil Lead Mines, Derbyshire, 2013

Lead Mines 28492_002
Magpie, Dirty Red Soil, Maypit, Horsesteps and Great Red Soil Lead Mines, Derbyshire, 2013

Disused quarry at Mereworth
A view of a disused quarry at Mereworth in Kent, taken in July 1935. Date: 1935

Derelict site of Chatterley Whitfield
Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, UK - November 4th 2017 - Old derelict buildings at the Chatterley Whitfield pit. Chatterley Whitfield Colliery is a disused coal mine on the outskirts of Chell

The convent courtyard of Petits-Augustins a Paris, c. 1818 (oil on canvas)
MMT386417 The convent courtyard of Petits-Augustins a Paris, c.1818 (oil on canvas) by Bouhot, Etienne (1780-1862); 31x40 cm; Musee Marmottan Monet, Paris

Market in a Disused Church in France, 1928 (oil on canvas)
2831163 Market in a Disused Church in France, 1928 (oil on canvas) by Fry, Roger Eliot (1866-1934); Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, UK; eBristol Museums, Galleries & Archives; Given by Captain S

The Tractor, 1933 (w / c & pencil on paper)
BIR189839 The Tractor, 1933 (w/c & pencil on paper) by Ravilious, Eric (1903-42); 39x46.4 cm; Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery; English, out of copyright

Naval school, arsenal, and disused government dockyard, Whampoa;Bogue Fort at "Tigers Mouth
6003686 Naval school, arsenal, and disused government dockyard, Whampoa; Bogue Fort at " Tigers Mouth, " commanding the chief approach to Canton (b/w photo) by European Photographer

The High Street in Sevenoaks, Kent. Circa 1925

The old well, behind the bowling green at Taffs Well, now derelict and boarded up. 22nd November 1983

Taf Ely councillor, Mr Ivor Jenkins, outside the old well at Taffs Well. A campaign is under way to re-open the spa well famed for its healing powers which has given its name to Taffs Well. Circa 1989

The unoccupied buildings of Cross Bros Ltd, and Andrews Supermarket in Working Street, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales. 2nd August 1966

Overgrown tracks, but the shrubs and flowers on the platform at Chollerton Station are in a neat and tidy state on 24th August 1959

A view from the signal box of the disused Rowley Station, near Consett, County Durham on 28th March 1968, which was dismantled brick by brick and rebuilt at Beamish Ope Air Museum

Mr. W. Armstrong (Stationmaster) walks along the platform at the disused Langley Railway Station on 28th January 1950, which was once awarded a first prize for one of the best kept stations in 1929

The disused Humshaugh Railway Station on 15th August 1959. The station was closed in 1958

Deadwater Railway Station, on 1st November 1986, now disused, was on the Border Counties Railway which linked the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, near Hexham

Doorway Into Crumbling Brick Building, 1850s. Creator: Unknown
Doorway Into Crumbling Brick Building, 1850s

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"Unveiling the Forgotten: A Journey through Disused Landmarks" As the sun rises over Stanage Edge, a haunting beauty engulfs the disused millstones, remnants of an era long gone in Derbyshire's Peak District National Park. Tinsley cooling towers stand tall against Sheffield's skyline, once symbols of industrial might now left to decay and crumble into history. The abandoned Wheal Coates tin mine near St. Agnes paints a mesmerizing picture at sunset, as nature reclaims what was once a thriving Cornish industry. Plympton Station in Devon takes us back to the roaring 1920s when bustling platforms echoed with laughter and goodbyes, now silent and forgotten. Economics meets whimsy in Heath Robinson's imaginative world where contraptions intertwine with disused relics, showcasing creativity amidst obsolescence. Gazing upon Wheal Coates tin mine in Cornwall transports us to an era when miners toiled beneath these cliffs, leaving behind tales etched within its weathered walls. Steer Point Station whispers stories from c. 1898 when trains chugged along its tracks, connecting communities that have since moved on from this disused landmark. Witnessing the demolition of Tinsley cooling towers evokes mixed emotions - progress erasing memories while making space for new beginnings in Sheffield's ever-changing landscape. Grimstone and Frampton Station stands frozen in time since c. 1963; its empty platforms echoing ghostly echoes of passengers who once embarked on journeys unknown. Ballydehob Viaduct stretches gracefully across Ireland's countryside - a testament to engineering marvels now rendered obsolete by modern transportation systems. Carn Galver tin mine's engine house stands defiantly amidst Cornwall's rugged terrain –a reminder of past glories and hardships endured by those who sought fortune within its depths.