Douglas Council says it could get hundreds of pounds selling off furniture from the old crematorium.
When the local authority meets on Wednesday, it'll discuss a report from the regeneration and community committee.
It says the old crematorium pews and pulpit were taken out in 2015 when the chapel was refurbished, and haven't been used since.
They'll now be put up for public auction - with pews expected to fetch £50 each and the pulpit between £300 and £400.
Road to beauty spot temporarily closed from today
The road to one of the Island's most popular beauty spots will be closed for over a week from the end of this month.
Politician to query government income from medical cannabis
How much income has the government made from medicinal cannabis?
Police appeal over prom incident
Police are appealing for witnesses about an incident in Douglas yesterday evening.
Christian to defend seat
Douglas South MHK Claire Christian has announced she'll defend her seat in the general election.
Police ask people to avoid Mountain Road after supercar crash
Police are asking people to avoid the Mountain Road as they deal with crash.
Over £2.7k raised by firefighters' 'Station To Summit' challenge
Four firefighters have raised more than £2,700 by carrying a rescue mannequin on a stretcher from Ramsey to North Barrule and back.
Onchan post office to stop trading
Onchan's postmaster says the village's post office will be closing in August
Police report fall in sexual offences
The police say the number of sexual offences, including rape, has fallen over the past year.
