1,827 Comments Posted by eldokid@aol.com

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They had some pretty decent furniture in here too.
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cool!
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I like that bookcase, that's pretty nice. Too bad all this stuff was destroyed in the end.
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such waste
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I was pretty good in math, what I didn't get was sentence structure in English class. Seemed pretty pointless to me. And my English teacher was a Ninja Nun with a permanent ruler strapped to her hand for smacking kids.
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Wow, there are collectors out there that would KILL for that bike!! It doesn't look in bad shape either.
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Those are rather odd shaped windows for a projection booth. What were they running... 16mm? Super 8?
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Poor pianos always get left behind because they're so darn heavy!
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First comment but I don't know what to say! Still hoping for the projection booth.
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They don't look too comfortable that's for sure. I'm hoping there was a projection booth that you got into. . . the suspense is killing me!
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My Favorite place of all time!
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What a waste, I hate to see things just left behind.
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Yeah! A new gallery just in time for lunch, thanks. I've loved storms ever since I was a kid, I used to go out on the porch and watch them.
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@ Joe above, thanks for all that insight. It's fascinating stuff, at least for me anyway. Us "civilians" take things like power for granted every time we flip a light switch or turn on an electric appliance. We rarely appreciate what goes into making it possible to flip that light switch!
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Thanks for the "before/after" pictures, those always fascinate me, especially when they are taken from the same perspective.