209 Comments Posted by Liza

Ah, they did not drop the ceiling, just the soap dispensers.

Nature encroaching is beautiful. "Nothing lasts forever but the Earth and sky.

The multi-paned windows are soooo cool. The window in the foreground appears to be a door?

This is really pretty, Motts. I bet it had a wet and fresh aroma. The statue of the Virgin Mary looks a little bit different than the usual. Did the plaques say anything you could read? Dedications?

Round windows. Can't sit in a corner in them.

I agree with Binky. More horrifying than any old rotten structure. Gads.

What the hell? It is one thing to squat, but clean up your damn mess.

The little headboards are cute though.

Sluice. Even the stands and pipes seem creepy. Just think of the old autopsies, without the sluice. eeew.

I'm o.k. with fourth. I am usually the last one. As ususal.

Great gallery again. I am also amazed at how large they were. This place had it all. Very self-sufficient.

This crypt area seems very odd and modern. Is this little building inside the building the cooler of which you speak?

It just cracks me up that the google ads that showed up for this shot include Febreeze, Lamps plus, and Tex-Air Parts, Inc. - a distributor of SMR De-Ice Boots Aircraft Parts, . . . I can see the need for Febreeze and lighting, but the de-icing boots confuses me.

Were the windows too tall to board all the way to the top. I wondered about that on the outside shots, but wasn't sure that is what I was seeing. This shot showing the light coming through the top confirms my suspicions. Odd.

Are you up to date on your tetanus shots, Motts?

Mr. Motts, please continue travelling further West. I know it is a long process, but you look pretty young to me.

I wonder why nobody ever salvages these places? That pressed tin ceiling alone would bring in bucks.

Look at that fabulous ceiling. Coves and panels. One almost misses it when captured by the "torso". Soap dispenser sighting.

Yup, Home Interiors print. Probably had to take it out of original frame for safety purposes. Did anyone notice the paint on the walls? Modern faux marble?