229 Comments Posted by phiftybuick

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Fascinating picture. Thinking of the patients who may have stared at this view for hours on end.
Love the lamps!
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Yes, thank you, Motts. This is yet another facet of your artistic ability. What a fantastic set. And the detailed descriptions and historical background of this place makes your viewer's experience that much more rich.
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NICE!! This is a generator. There was most likely a steam turbine connected to this, which turned the generator, making electricity. Or maybe a large belt drove the wheel on the left. Yes, it looks like the copper windings have been removed.
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My favorite subject - - the power plant!
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I'm sorry to hear of your friend's passing, Motts. And Mama, our prayers are with you all.
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Thanks for the new gallery, Motts! Your talent is much appreciated here.
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Great perspective shot. Lots of yellow paint in this place!
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Even the light bulbs are still intact
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Incredible! The lighting is breathtaking, Motts!
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Thank you for another journey through the past, Motts!
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Wow! What an imposing image! Imagine the range of emotions of those who saw this view as they were entering the facility....the uncertainty...fear....
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Love the keystones on the archways. The building looks to be in pretty good shape; what a waste!
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Captivating angle! Great photo.
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The lighting on the wooden door looks like it leads to another dimension.
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Looks like asbestos tile..?