Most BIZARRE Headstone 🥺 You've Ever Seen! Shipley | Bradford

Shipley Bethel Baptist Chapel - Founded in 1758 and demolished around 1970 but part of graveyard had survived . Difficult to access and very overgrown.

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[BradfordThroughTheLens]

If you like this type of content, try this playlist of abandoned Cemeteries

[jeanlilymanwaring]

It would be nice if somebody locally would take care of that headstone !

[nfspunky]

This is the graveyard I was telling you about in previous another 1 on gragg Road shipley hidden away opposite the church (now a nursey) next to the flats...you've got to look over the small wall.

[planetyouranus]

I remember years ago seeing a similar picture of an oak tree sprouting from an old grave. The caption under the picture claimed that the graves occupant was buried with an acorn in his pocket. It was also claimed that this ritual held some local significance at the time of burial.

[darinbrooks]

I’m from Shipley , not seen these before though.

[iceburnard]

Check the walls. There were so many graves around Shipley Bingley and Eldwick that they used them to build with. While in princes park we came across a fallen wall. Most of the stones were recoverd from grave markers. I asked my grandma about it and she remembered them breaking up the graves when she was a child back in the 1920's.

[Fatima-txnn]

Could you do a full vlog on this grave yard please. Always wanted to know the history on this do a full video in depth please. Want to know more about this grave yard please thank you.❤

[LaurenBFD]

I live in Shipley. Sad that headstone hasnt been sorted

[sherryrector]

You would think the village would still tend it. I don’t understand this lack of connection to people who helped this town prosper at one time.

[neilwavg]

Near the station, I will check it out 👍

[KS-mlqz]

Is it possible to complete a rubbing of the stone to capture this individual’s importance??

[zippehzuppah]

I used to go there everyday to chill out.. i live in the flats on yhe left hand side just before the pub on the end

[dennisfitzgerald]

And that Church and graveyard on that hill I'll bet are built upon some antient ruin of some sort.

[matusmisik_photography]

Hello
Can you post postcode where is this place at Shipley

[darkforest]

Bloody hell I've walked past that wall my whole life and never knew. Do you just walk up the hill on the other side of Platform 1?

[damionelson]

Interesting video thanks I live in skipton

[ritamccartt-kordon]

Hello from TN, USA.
Someone should take a decent picture of the stone and a GPS location. I sit here, with a magnifying glass and could read most of the stone. It was for the wife. The husband's name is given and the fact that they had 7 children. The dates are there, but the angles of the picture were wrong for me to see everything. It would be a shame for this information to be lost. You might contact the local Historical Society to see if there is anyone associated with this Cemetery. GOD bless

[englishpackers-fan]

Could you see the name on the headstone or date of death?