132 Comments Posted by Larry

Thinking about children being stuck in one of those horrible contraptions brought me to tears. If there is hell on earth, we are looking at it.

Cheap bastards. One milk? I would hold a milk mutiny. A-DI-CA, A-DI-CA, A-DI-CA,,,

Love the old tile.

Can you imagine having surgery IN PRISON?

My God, that's so amazing. To see the ravages of time on that once beautiful space is fascinating. At the same time, it's so sad. Everything has a beginning, a middle, and an end. To see that reminds us we all are numbered on this planet.

Is that plastic over that door?

OK, I've held my tongue long enough. This is a beautiful building & gorgeous photographs. Motts, you are much more than a photographer. You are an artist in every sense of the word. But, I can't look at these pictures & wonder how many children were tormented by clergy in these walls. How many tears were shed in these rooms. There. I said it.

What once was new & beautiful & strong is now falling apart. Sounds like me since I hit 50.

Beautiful chairs.

Did you have to buy tickets to the autopsy? Was there a snack bar?

The wood details are breathtaking. What a shame it's gone. Lost treasure.

When I worked at the Cape Dispensary we would get boxes of bottles like this. We would hand write labels & fill the medications per doctor's orders.

Perfect place for the light switch. Beautiful shot.

Ultimate nightmare! I broke out in a sweat just looking at that. "Shutter"

Beautiful Architecture.