583 Comments Posted by mike

Just noticed, that's a compact florescent bulb in the fixture. We don't see a lot of those here.

Was there a hole in the ceiling for all the light? While the stage is a mess it doesn't look bad enough for their to be hole. I wouldn't expect a skylight or windows in a backstage area.

Even a head smashing idiot realized that sometimes it's best to leave the life size Jesus alone.

Amazed that this was all left.

I'm usually a 'leave stuff there' person, but this really should be saved. It looks like the door would spin open instead of open out and there is a small tray that would slide out of the top. This is a very neat piece.

I'm impressed that like the chapel this painting hasn't been destroyed yet.

Would love to know what the doors on that cabinet looked like. I have a feeling they were nice to have been taken when so much beautiful woodwork has been left behind.

I'm not sure this one is lonely. Maybe contemplative.

the down wouldn't really have much impact on stopping the sewer gasses coming up once the trap dried out. No idea why they are there though.

One unusual item for a sink (but not for this location) is the lack of any mirror or signs of there having been one in the past.

Oooo, nice. I wouldn't want my office behind that door though.

Spectacular condition. I like the DEEP tile on the end instead of showing the actual depth. "We don't know how deep it is, but it ain't shallow."

How strange they would completely cover the skylight ceiling with a drop ceiling and light fixtures. What a huge waste of natural light the benefit it brings to mood.

I spoke too soon on the good condition of this place. I don't think that is a hole in the floor but is instead a pile of the ceiling.

This place is still in amazingly good shape. that room could reopen today and be fine.

Wonder if it might have been professionally done? They didn't seem to leave a mess or any damage.