132 Comments Posted by larry

With the decay it won't be long before it comes down. Thanks for preserving it through photography.

Thanks! This is my new wallpaper. Love this shot.

Thank you Motts. I can't get enough of your work.

Amazing that after 33 years it's still hanging there. So cool. A reminder that there were once people here 24/7.

I worked at a coal mine in the 70s. Part of the service of the lights was to make sure the batteries had acid & distilled water in them. This looks like an acid/water filling station. The batteries were big and heavy. I hope they have gotten smaller by now.

Oh my God... Beautiful. Simply beautiful.

Beautiful. Such great brick details on a building designed to extract coal out of the ground.

Beautiful tile & sinks. OMG!

Love the tile!

You're right. Those red slashes on those doors sure catch your eye in a hurry. They had to signify something important.

This is my new wallpaper. I thought I would never find a replacement for the piano at Norwich.

My God. What time & neglect will do to a building. Such a place of beauty now a wreck. Thanks for the amazing photographs Mr. Motts.

I had a TV just like that in 1982. No remote for this model. I taught my then 4 year old daughter how to change the channel for daddy. =8-)

Toni, Valium. Look into it.

Sooner or later, nature always reclaim what man built.