1,466 Comments Posted by autoguy

The trays would make nice buffet tables for parties.

It's about money and who can grab what, which is the common theme, absolutley. Great aerials on bing maps. Surrounded by solid residential development, this property should yield some lucrative profits when finally shuffled to developers.

And does it light a pipe? Or do I have to roll a joynt?

I recall the same observation johnB. The examples I saw in person were as you describe. The ad I have for them was in a late 1940s Motor Age magazine, which was a trade publication for service stations. That ad was the only place I've seen them, and I was quite surprised to some in service in the early 90s. The units in the ad were free standing, but no instructions or illustrations for use were included. :oD

It's easy to outrun the zombies in this place because they're drunk.

Where's the mosaic of children being eaten by zombies?

And the old school bell to condition us like Pavlov's dog.

The daily indoctrination ritual.

Principal's office? I knew it well. An old tactic by teachers giving tests was to write the test answers on the blackboard and then pull a map down over them. I'd walk in and rip the map down. They get mad.

Thnx for sharing! The terrazzo floors and a few other features still show through. The basement is awesome. It amazes me how somebody would run after an alarm in there as though Fort Knox was being robbed. Barney Fife struggling to find his bullet.

Recurring nightmare actually. Amazing strength to the doors but it looks like the locksets could be damaged by larger determined PTs.

Those must weigh a ton. 4 heavy hinges. Abandon all hope....

Yeah. Doesn't say how big the fire will be though. Might just be a cigarette lighter.

Just not at night when the zombies come out.

Kind of ruins that warm and fuzzy jailhouse feel of the place.