Tyldesley Cemetery, Manchester

[@ChristineJones-l9h]

Tyldesley was built on many of the people buried in this cemetery. I remember going into the chapel as a little girl. It would be lovely to be able to go in there as a place of peace and reflection. Especially as its in the curtellage of the stunning memorial. It is disrespectful to all their memories to let a chapel just crumble like this. Most of my family are buried in here including a memorial headstone to Harold Bainbridge, my great uncle. Killed in Gaza and buried in Palestine in the First World War. The cemetery is always well attended on Remembrance and if all those people could get together and restore the little chapel, it would be a fitting memorial for Tyldesley. We tried to get Friends together but little to no assistance from Wigan.

[@karenweaver134]

Nice video…..well done!

[@grahambroadhurst864]

Stop swinging the camera around

[@lakefromeshippingcompany]

Leave any building long enough and it'll demolish itself. I've seen many an historic structure go that way. 🪦

[@Graveyard_explorers]

Definitely and this is heading that way it’s only still standing because they’re using it for storage but they don’t care to keep it maintained