article_snippet: Loxley Chapel in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, was closed in 1993, and now sits among overgrown plants as an eerie abandoned place of worship.
article_snippet: Loxley Chapel closed Loxley Chapel doors in 1993, and now sits among overgrown plants as an abandoned place of worship .
article_snippet: Key problem: Loxley Chapel was built in 1787 - but Loxley Chapel is now a scene of torn Bibles, broken organs and smashed windows .
article_snippet: Plaques: Loxley Chapel was constructed in 1787 by Curate of Bradfield the Reverend Benjamin Greaves, along with some of Curate of Bradfield the Reverend Benjamin Greaves friends .
article_snippet: Loxley Chapel was constructed in 1787 by Curate of Bradfield the Reverend Benjamin Greaves, along with some of his friendshis friends.
article_snippet: Falling apart: Loxley Chapel is believed to be owned by Hague Farming of Bradfield, but nobody at the company was available for comment today . '
article_snippet: RMS Titanic chief officer Henry Tingle Wilde - who is thought to have killed himself as the ship sank in 1912 - was baptised at Loxley Chapel.
article_snippet: ’ Loxley Chapel in Sheffield is believed to be owned by Hague Farming of Bradfield, but nobody at the company was available for comment today.
highlights_snippet: Grade II-listed Loxley Chapel built in Sheffield in 1787 then closed two centuries later in 1993 .
  