92 Comments Posted by ryan

It is a horn that would be mounted on the wall or ceiling for the fire alarm system.

This joke made my night!

they kept me in one of these for years and i missed out on things kids loved it was always your staying in the crib before school and after school

where?

This shot makes the room look like a dollhouse. But that's just me.

I think you will find Northhampton is held in a higher regard than a lot of its peers, I dont think it was as terrible as some of the others

A very haunting shot, I amagine this is what purgatory would look like...

That is one of the most terifying pictures I have ever seen

the back wall looks untouched, like in those scary movies where an illusion lures you to your death, which I am pretty sure is what would happen if you stepped into that room

AMAZING, MIND BLOWING. You capture things in your images that totally transend!

The sad thing is I am sure a lot of the dead made it into a plain pine box in a numbered grave in potters field.

This Pic is mind blowing, there is definately a sense of vertigo. The more I ponder, it is reminicent of mental illness in a way, the akimbo wires, the angles, the disrepair and clutter, and the final the decent into blackness... It is so beautiful I dont think I will ever forget this picture!

a little further in past this is where most of the "scary people" are to be found, and really more so in the winter. there is an old little building with a little tunnel (marked entrance to hell) where most of the homeless sleep because there are belching steam pipes that keep it really warm all year.

you just have to watch out sometimes if you wake up the homeless people down there you'll have bottles or other objects thrown at you. the odd percussive steam pipe sounds can get creepy if it's your first time down there.

my friends tag up some sweet stuff down in that area. if you head father in and get to the old loading dock area for the newspapers there is a bunch of random graffiti my friends and i did years back and there used to be old mounted deer heads on the walls we had left there. some of the finer/hilarious graffiti is down there in the dark where one can only glimpse it with a flashlight.