203 Comments Posted by MomPink

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It must have been lovely at one time, but they sure did manage to cover up the beauty.
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There seem to be a lot of lights in that ceiling. And it's interesting the way the newer cement is coming off the ceiling -- or maybe it was just slapped on that way to hold ceiling tiles in place -- but if so, where are they?
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My first thought when I looked at this picture was that it was a room with a pool (for hydrotheraphy perhaps), or a bathroom. But since there aren't any pipes or places where pipes used to be, operating room is probably a better guess. I wonder what that interesting-looking alcove on the left was for. Also, on that same wall, it looks like there used to be tall arched doorways that were bricked in. It's a very interesting room. It looks like the 'old' is overtaking the 'new.'
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Very strange that they didn't put the walls all the way up.
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Framed in that doorway with the billious color, it seems to have died an appropriately agonizing death.
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The light fixture on the left looks like it tried to commit suicide.
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Hideous indeed. How COULD they?
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Mama and Lucie: ROFL!!!
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Another wonderful gallery. Your photographs are so evocative. Well done.
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It must have been a valiant little tree -- look how many needles are still on it even though it was left to wither and die, neglected and unwatered, alone in the dark.
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Maybe the local junior hight / middle school painted it for them.
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I guess that's supposed to be a dance floor there between the pillars. Even in its day, this place looks like it was kind of tacky.
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Hey, some of those folks are still plugged in. I wonder what the last conversations on that board were about.
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That is macabre.
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It looks like the opening sequence to a horror movie with those corroded racks, the spiky shadows on the rotting wall AND the hanging bloodshot eyeball light fixture.