132 Comments Posted by AutumnTwin

In a hospital designed to house a total of 15,000, they may have needed to save space in the morgue and the 4X4 would help save space.

Motts, what were the various selections?

These are nice respectable homes these MDs had. I wouldn't want to be a child growing up on the campus of a large mental hospital, but they are nice homes. Hopefully the developer could renovate them and develop more stately homes around them.

Looked like an OR lamp on the bottom (parts of it missing) with a ventilation system attachment at the ceiling....sort of like a 2-in-1 thing.

Nice special effects.

That hand would've been totally decayed or dehydrated if it were real.....looks like a fake hand and a wig to contribute to the "hair".

Maybe this was an emergency generator for the elevators in case of power failure it at least allowed people NOT to be trapped in them?

Turning on something like that would be something you might see on MythBusters when they blow stuff up....in a VERY controlled environment.

Don't need to have Southern Fried Motts around....we like your pix too much.

Yes, it's surprising there hasn't been a bad electrical fire that burned out of control in the places where the windows are all sealed....

.....it would be a terrible loss to the beauty of the exterior.

This room must've been SO BRIGHT when all the lights worked and were on!

What a treasure!

Cyrus, it's not only the things you mention in the lack of buildings that look like that. Architects seem to want simplicity instead of ornate features like these. There hasn't been a Victorian revival period as of yet.

Now, see what happens when you leave the water running? LOL! Just kidding!

And this one is from A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: The Dream Master (the tunnel where the wheelchair-bound kid gets 86-ed by our favorite 3rd-degree burned nemesis)

Reminiscent of the old prison that was used to film A Nightmare On Elm Street....especially the hallway in the beginning where Tina first encounters Freddy at the start of the movie.

Looks like the fire didn't get too hot to leave soot stains in the peelig paint but was hot enough to cause a lot of rapid peel.

I think the time limit is 10 years then destroy records after that.....but they should be archived before destruction, I agree.

Motts.....urban warrior.

The blue works well for it though....makes it look more antequated of a photograph.

Neat that the terminal below has such lovely details.

Glad to know it's going through restoration and cleaning.....instead of demolition, like so many of our architectural treasures.