1,269 Comments Posted by freespirit76

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Great gallery! On to the next...
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I agree, they should be saved! Not sure where one would put them, maybe another vintage theater that is being saved, but these are too gorgeous to just leave to weather and rot away
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I agree! I like to see that "naturally growing" plant look on buildings. Homes and apartments look so refreshingly natural and pretty with that style of decoration too. But this is a pretty shotb
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Such a mesmerizing and beautiful old lady!
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Oh wow, buildings like that get my attention all day long! Too bad you couldn't have gotten in that one. Hopefully they'll do something with it
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So many colors in this pic.

Such a sad place now
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So disrespectful to these beautiful old buildings
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I agree, time has done this poor building in. It could have been saved-wished they had tried to restore it but some areas just aren't worth investing in I guess
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Wow, this must have been an impressive sight!
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Love wandering around old theaters like this. The wide open spaces just intrigue me. I can only imagine how beautiful this place was when it was open.
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That asylum sign is so tacky. I know they don't care about this building anymore, but that sign has GOT to go! Yeah, the tires need to go too.

Thanks Motts. This was a great little place to "explore". On to the next...
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Love the beige color of this stairwell
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One of my most unfavorite things, falling through floors. You guys know what I'm gonna say next... boy, I would hate to go running down that left side.... lol
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What a barren room, stripped of everything, including the kitchen sink
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What kind of dog do you have, Motts?