583 Comments Posted by mike

Okay, I'll say it. "Where is the soap dispenser?"

Wow! The weight of all that cable must be tremendous. When this building finally comes down, it's going to be a sight.

It's amazing how little this has been touched over the years. In the US, this would have all been destroyed by vandals already.

Looks a lot like where a miner would place a tag when they checked out a piece of equipment and were going into the mine. That way the company had a set record of who was underground if something happened.

From the more lush/green shots you would never think this is so close to town.

Excellent Shot! Thanks for the new pics.

Are those lights mounted on the yellow bar? Looks like at some point that was flooded with light.

Amazing how the entire ceiling has come down, but the light fixture is still intact.

Just what R.I. needs more overpriced housing.To me loosing this area is like is like loosing a big part of my childhood and the countless others who have enjoyed for so many years.The state should bring this great park back to life.With fuel prices going out of site, it would be nice to have a place to that wouldn't cost an arm and leg to get to.It looks like casinos and condos are winning and to hell with our children.The problem is no one cares.

If this were a movie, when you walked in the door would close and there would be a close-up of the handwritten word. Instead of 'empty' it would say 'occupied'. Fade to black...

From the looks of it, the dipper was likely set into the floor and not just bolted down. Taking it out in working condition wouldn't be easy.

How strange that they would have painted 'dead' tree limbs instead of limbs with leaves...

Being a fire door, this was most likely a hallway. The window would be there to keep you from hitting someone coming from the other side.

Love the bucket hanging up there! You wouldn't want a water leak dripping on the open body.

No one likes to be suprised by an unknown body in the fridge!