132 Comments Posted by larry

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Was it possible to go from the laundry (S-8) all the way under Southampton RD and get to W-7 by using the tunnels?
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@ Adria: Thanks for the feedback. I too would like to see these buildings saved & reused. They must have been impressive in 1964. Given the fact these photos were taken in 2005, I wonder what the state & status of this facility is today.
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If you listen you can hear the voices of students past. The laughter & the tears, the joys & the sorrows. Amazing photo Motts.
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Wow. The light beam is awesome. This room is almost trashed beyond recognition. Great picture.
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I use to work in the old Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Dispensary. We autoclaved every night with one that was tiny compared to this monster. The heat & the pressure those things put out will put a hurting on ya real quick if you didn't know what you were doing.
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Look beyond the graffiti & the tile is nice.
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What did it smell like in there?
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Beautiful. A lot of work & craftsmanship went into this room. Thanks Mr. Motts for preserving this in stunning photography. It's been said that when a building becomes devoid of people, it dies. No matter how much money you throw at it, it's going to die & decay.
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If you sweep & mop that floor, it would shine like a new penny.
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Just look at that woodwork. Think of all the people who scampered up & down those stairs over the years.
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That's just awesome. What a great shot.
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You always find the coolest stuff in the basement.
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Beautiful
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Magnificent. Beautiful photography.
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Simply beautiful.
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