705 Comments Posted by Iceberg

So simple, I love it. Just like at Grossingers, a simple "G" was on doors all over the place.

I wonder when or how long it will be, until the sun sets on this place completely? It will be a sad day when that happens, but as long this place is here, it will live on.

mica, it was like on the Titanic, as the ceilings of the grand staircase, rooms & hallways decayed, the wiring held the lighting in place. Very interesting to see such a sight.

All the white in this, gives it a clean look to it. I like this shot.

I wish I knew what state this place is in now. I know parts of it have been demolished, but is the whole place gone now?

Love the red carpet, with the shadows & the darker end to the hall, gives this photo an even eerier vibe.

News story or report link? Or is there not one to be linked to?

What happened, Christine? Did the fire burn down the entire place or just badly damage it? Or was it contained to a certain part of the hospital?

How is this place, is she still there or has the process to demolish begun? I hope she still stands, even if the conditions have gotten worse there.

tile42guy, did you mean the Overlook Hotel? That is the name of the one from the Shining.

I wish this place looked like this still, but time has not been kind to the Pines & neither have people for that matter.

I agree with wanderer on the MineCraft version, it is awesome & you did a wonderful job on it too. Thanks for sharing it with us all, Celeste.

Wow, still looks good for being 35 years old & in the elements like it has been.

Does anyone feel like the walls are closing in on you?

Also in the Shawshank Redemption, Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) escaped through this way too in that movie.

Giggity giggity goo. Sorry, the title made me think of that.

The rust patterns here, makes it look like the walls are bleeding.