215 Comments Posted by Prancer

The pan and screw?

Repeat after me please:
I will not snicker at the title of this photo.
I will not snicker at the title of this photo.
I will not snicker at the title of this photo.

I like it, but it does seem a little elaborate for a bed.

On second thought, riding the bed out into a cold polluted waterway does not sound like a fun way to wake up. . .

I think I need one of these for my bed. Then I could just roll downstairs for coffee, and eventually get dumped out of bed when it makes it back to the top. Just a thought.

OR, perhaps this is part of a Casket-A-Pult, for hurling caskets over city walls, as seen in 101 uses for Zombies.

I wonder if someone was trying to make a "Hand of Glory" with this?

Creepiest shot of the whole site

Possibly because of the colour of the jawbone as well as the placement.

So - still in use as recent as 1942? Wow, this is much younger than I had thought

That is a good question, 1921 is well after WWI and the Spanish influenza, so some family members of the 160ish potential burials should be around. Of course, they would be 2nd generation at least.

( white )

Per Wikipedia, Body Snatching in the Victorian Age would have already died out when this was build. So, it's probably not that then. . .

( sky is blue ) ( ish )

A prime spot for spawning Zombies. Hence the accumulation of broken caskets and other detritus. The newly awoken will sometimes attempt to exit via the first point of egress they see, which does tend to be hard on the windows. I'm impressed you managed to get a shot without at least one random limb sticking out the shelves. I'm guessing you set off a flash bulb to temporarily drive them all back?

Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!

This might be the first gallery without a lonely chair that I have seen here.

Congrat-You-Well-Done!!!