1,795 Comments Posted by Tootuncommon

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All tile is so cold and impersonal. But nothing like turning the hose on the walls and cleaning the whole room.
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Wow another gallery!
The bright blue adds life to this shot. Was there another section of this large room on the other side of the accordion doors?
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I agree Jenny - abandoned amusement parks are always great. Eerie and sad and compelling at the same time. I had not heard of this one either...went and read the article. You never know what you will find right off the beaten path.
Ephemera: Royal Land
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Yet another beautiful gallery. Would be so neat if any of the kids who used to live there could happen upon these photos. What a story they could tell.
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It was gorgeous in its prime. The vintage photos show how pretty it used to be.
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This area looks so intact - was the inside of this section still standing?
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A shell of its former self. You can still see how beautiful it was.
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Perspective is great.
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Was it abandoned before it burned or was it abandoned because it burned? Looks like one of the fire doors burned...
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This place is way past decayed - its a ruin.
The inside is mostly outside - love that Larry D!
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The faded hues of the paint are stellar.
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It is beautiful in this state. I loved the vintage photos of this place...gives me something to compare these shots to.
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Oh that is good A D. I like that analogy!
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Very nice surprise this morning finding this new gallery!
Merry Christmas Motts!
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I think you are right Meri. Looks like its tipped over.