180 Comments Posted by AvalonSeeker

wrote:
I come home from having knee surgery today to a new gallery! Thank you so much for cheering me up!
wrote:
The backsplash and sink-marble?
wrote:
No soap dispenser....
wrote:
It looks like those steps/risers are made of marble.
wrote:
Just goes to show ya, if you want it to last forever, tile it...
wrote:
The floor is probably covered not only with mold but the deteriorated plaster from the ceiling and walls above the tile. Man, that tile lasts forever.
wrote:
Besides mold spores, the light fixture looks undamaged. It's like a retro museum. Mr. Motts, u need a good respirator for these places.
wrote:
That crazy pattern on the posts looks like holiday wrapping paper my granny had once a long time ago.
wrote:
I always wonder what the person was doing when they walked away from equipment for the last time.
wrote:
Even the paper is intact. Wonder how long they actually used that equipment?
wrote:
I agree with LarryD, belongs in a museum.
wrote:
I'm pretty sure one of my aunts had chairs similar to these in her house during the 60's/70's.
wrote:
Quaaludes were "downers"-barbituates I do believe, originally used as sleeping pills but quickly snapped up in the drug world. They came in 2 strengths I believe-the higher stamped with the number 714 (hence the line in the Rick James song Superfreak "in room 714 I'll be waiting"), the lower stamped with 712.
wrote:
Love the comparison shots, it really gives the humanity to the place.
Ephemera: Continuous Bath Time
wrote:
Ghost hunters just did the first "official" investigation here, heard some footsteps, voices, black shadows.