352 Comments Posted by andy

The woodwork above the door (and throughout this place) is gorgeous! what a shame, craftsmanship like that is hard to find!

maybe to let the light in?

The bad thing is only the copper wire is the high dollar stuff. Copper pipe and roofing is a lower grade of copper and goes for less. If these people would put as much effort into getting a legitimate job as they do into demolishing history for scrap, they would be well off.

OHHH, water rose in building, as it topped all of the fryers, all the oil/grease floated out on top of the water, water receded and coated everything with oil/grease. Nasty!

Must have been a pain to remove the steps while leaving the cage in the center intact. Strange.......

I am positive they spent more on oxygen and acetylene to cut those bars than they got in scrap value. But then theives are not the brightest bulbs to start with.

Beautiful photography as always, glad you are still at it. I was begining to wonder if you had givin it up. Thank You for another great set!!

Thing in the left corner looks like it was a sink or a wash station

Glad to see you are back with a new ggallery, and hope all goes well for you!!

Beautiful photography and good exploring as always Mr. Motts. Thank you for taking the time to share it!!!

beautiful metal fencework. Thankfully no scum has tried to haul it off for a dollar at the scrap yard. I wish I could afford a fence like that!!!

The Ivy will eventually choke out and kill the trees, just like Kudzu does here in the South Eastern USA. The trees are twisted like that because there are too many of them in the area, and as they grow larger they will twist and lean in an attempt to get more sun.

Man, put a person in a strait jacket, sitting on the bed facing away and slumped forward, and this would be one eerriiieee picture....

Lice and bedbug city!!!!!

Why a storm door on a top floor interior doorway??? Strange......