935 Comments Posted by silkster40z

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Very interesting picture, I wonder why they had such high cielings with exposed pipes. Im sure due to size, it was hard to heat such a place to start off with.
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Can't you just hear the approaching thunder storm?
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Sam, if they knocked down the door that leads out a 2nd story, why didn't they take out the stairs? Especially if it was to track patients more thorougly.... I'm sure they'd be easy to find splattered on the ground ..... lol
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To be honest, I probably would have taken that skull clamp... you know.. for the museum, ;-) lol
actually, im NOT a clepto, but... I wouldn't be able to resist .... I don't know how you do Motts!!
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LOL Max,
Great movie!!!!
(assuming you are referring to "The Marathon Man")
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Jill B-- Lighten up a little, lol, i'm sure the title was just a little humor.

Motts --- Then you do know who it is?
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Motts,
Great gallery!
The floors and walls don't look too bad, was there any part of the buildings that had bad floors or water damage?
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Me~
what state are you from? (besides the state of bliss i mean... ) lol
I'm from Pa.
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Absolutely fantastic shot! It's a total work of art!
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Very inviting! makes meI want to walk up these steps and just look out that window!
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What a deserted looking place.... stirs up major feelings of loneliness......
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OMG! This is one great starcase! Perfect lighting to capture its beauty too! Wonderful picture.
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This is on my top 10 list! The texture and colors are fantastic!
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Wow, this is one great picture I love the angle!
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Is that one of those slider viewers in the upper right?