29 Comments Posted by MATTHEW

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The stacks of bricks were to help support the weight of the statues (likely Mary and Joseph) from the alcoves. From their original height, they could not be tipped on their side for carrying by a ad-hoc crew without toppling completely. By lowering the statues to the height of the bricks, they could lay the statues on their side, and carry them out.
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Looks amazing got a old brewery in my town not a nice as this one tho?we're is it I'd like to explore it take a few pics my self?uk
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Looks like a Hunter Zeph Air mounted on the wall.
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I would have liked to meet you, Mr Motts, I hope you visit our fine city again sometime. Plenty of urban decay to be found. I would like to see pics from the long abandoned Six Flags Park. You're eye for things never disappoints.
Ephemera: Desire
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the fan is an older Hunter Zeph Aire pedestal fan
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Love the vintage lights!!
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I read the book 'Project 17' by laurie stolarz its really good its about Danver State Hospital.
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does not look much worse than many New York City Subway stations still in use
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Amazing pic! It has the illusion that the water is pouring into the window... almost like it was your chance to take the shot!
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Actually the fan is a hunter Zeph-aire I own one similar to it from my high school, though the grill is not osha approved either.
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i really like this one for some reason
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Looks like Uncle Fester's Bed
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Wow these guys seem to be in mint condition. I see a strong resemblance to a Jack with that second guy http://images1.comstoc...0039465/C0039465.jpg
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One ofthe best shots I've seen on this site.
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If you didn't tell me I'd say this place looks like it's still in operation. Nice work Motts!