72 Comments Posted by angela

oh now that is beautiful.

nature taking back over. wonderful.

it really is a beautiful building though, isn't it.

yet awkward at the same time.

i love how the floor is buckling.

it makes it so interesting.

well that's a little depressing.

i don't know if i'd want to prepare for that or not.

[love it].

Just think...if EF closed in 86...that means the person who did this COULD have quite possibly have visited as a small child. Very interesting contrast.

maybe they wanted one last visit, and to make their mark, whether artistic or not.

As soon as I saw this i thought "Don't you love the smell of razor wire in the morning" and then read Jackie's comment.

maybe secretly i'm supposed to be a corrections officer. :S :S

siiiiick.

looks DELICIOUS!

:D

my family used a register older than this at our business until someone stole it, but couldn't get it open. (there was a trick because it was so old) We found it outside a month later.

Now we've upgraded and have a register circa 1950s. So advanced. :P

beautiful!

It feels like the back half has seen the sunrise while the foreground hasn't quite gotten there yet.

I like how it looks like the mirror has semi-straightened itself from an even more crooked position.

[love it.]

Thats incredibly eerie.

I remember seeing this factory from the train while in Belgium.. Nice to finally get a tour! Beautiful--love this site. :)

i have a question..how come everyone says that this building is haunted..teh story i was told was that some girl hung herself and one of the professors created acid and gave drugs to the girls...is this true?

Her name was Anna Schuleit. The project was titled Bloom, and she filled an abandoned mental institution with wall-to-wall flowers, lined the walkways with sod, and piped in recorded sounds from when the institution was up and running. reminiscent ....