Bones of Stone

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Great title! :-). Such amazingly intricate work for areas that are never really seen close-up.

nvusofmotts

Thu 11-08-2007

This should have been made an historical landmark, how can people look at this and remain unmoved!

stunning.

That is some craftsmanship!

Katie

Sun 11-11-2007

i love the caption Motts... you have a way with words

Stacy

Mon 11-12-2007

Awesome title, Motts! Thanks for this beautiful gallery.

rokalily

Fri 10-30-2009

It was so beautiful ! What a shame.....

CECILIA VIESCA

Fri 06-17-2011

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Date Shot:	August 2005	Image ID#:	5320
Date Posted:	Thu, November 8th 2007	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Eden Hall Chapel
Current Status:	Demolished
Built:	1849	Closed:	1990
Opened:	n/a	Demolished / Renovated:	2007
Location Age:	163 years	Abandonment:	17 years

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