Huskisson Street in Liverpool was named after the MP, William Huskisson who was unfortunately the first person to be killed by a steam engine, which was none other than George Stephenson’s, Rocket. It is a beautiful street of renovated listed buildings and it is transformed into a quiet, but…
St Luke’s church in Liverpool or known locally as the ‘bombed out church’ has been left standing in ruins as a reminder to all of the bombings of World War II. The ruins are stunning especially if you like Gothic architecture and if you like haunted locations, Liverpool’s, St Luke’s…
Glasgow Necropolis is a magnificent cemetery with its first burial taking place in 1832. It has now upwards of 50,000 burials and is a magnificent cemetery to visit. I was amazed at the amount of tourists in the cemetery who were enjoying photographing the various tombs, mausoleums and statues. Below…
I originally wrote this article in 2015 upon my return from Ireland and I still long to return. County Meath has some amazing Cadaver grave stones and I just had to photograph and write about them. This stunning cadaver grave stone lies within the ruins of St Christopher’s Chapel in…
A lot of people ask me if I’ve seen any ghosts or had any spooky experiences in cemeteries whilst taking photographs. I’ve had a couple of odd experiences, but I’m very sceptical. Some time ago while visiting Manchester Road Cemetery in Warrington, I had a very strong feeling that I…
