78 Comments Posted by dylan

It has caught fire at least once, as Motts mentioned in the "history blurb" of the location.

What is that box on the left-hand side? The one that is attached to that pillar/column.

Beautiful photo, but how depressing: A retirement home that is located next to the shell of an abandoned church.

Now, for a meaningful contribution: I assume all the crap all over the floor is from the fire?

First.

Apparently ineffective, seeing as how you were able to get inside anyways.

Is that a row of operating fluorescent lights at the top of photo, or just natural light seeping through?

Do you mean that those supports may have just been left out there in the open for the remainder of the time that the station was in operation?

Reminds me of Penn Station in Baltimore.

Offensive, but admittedly humorous.

I looked at this gallery a LOOONG time ago, and then forgot about it. I recently moved very close to The Enchanted Forest --- I walk by it a few times a week --- and have always wondered what it would be like to go down there. There's really nothing physically stopping me --- nor others --- from entering; just two chain-link fences that could easily be jumped. However, now I won't get arrested for illegal trespassing.

Okay... Indie film fail. They vandalized the building AND left their crap there? WTF

Since the resort was never completed, I doubt that there would be any parcels or letters in there. At least not any that weren't put there after it was abandoned, in hopes that some other urban explorer would find it.

It reminds of Stephen King's short story "The House on Maple Street".

Eh, I'd say they're a little too "open" to be cubicles. Regardless, it still looks like a depressing place to have worked.