A director of Rushen Heritage Trust is calling on people who care about historic Manx buildings to get actively involved in their preservation.
Efforts have been made to save a number of iconic properties in recent years with several sites being granted registered status.
Opinion can often be split when a landmark building is faced with demolition.
Hugh Davidson says there’s plenty of opportunity for the public to get involved in protecting the Island’s heritage:
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