1,827 Comments Posted by eldokid@aol.com

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If you're nuts Autoguy, then so am I. Because I was just thinking the same things. Why was this place just left. Did the occupants have no relatives or children? That's what I'm thinking, they lived here and when they passed, that was it. There wasn't anyone to come and ransack the place which is what usually happens after someone dies. That's why I plan on taking all my crap with me!
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Between the desk and that paneling on the wall, nothing a little Murphy's Oil Soap couldn't cure! Would clean up beautifully I bet.
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I'm really loving this place!
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Obviously a "custom" piece from when this place was built. Very cool!
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why would anyone ruin this shot with a nude anything?
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LOVE this space...although the stairs look a little rickety, I'd still climb them
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good gosh, they certainly don't resemble any kind of fruit or vegetable I can think of.
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OMG if I found a place like this, I'd want to move right in and protect it from others by actually living there! Thanks for the new gallery, can't want to get into it.
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I think I even see a couple fingers by that strap!! Great shot, gives you vertigo -
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I agree, we had one of those heaters in this stock room I worked in many, many years ago. That thing would run constantly and when it ran the room was warm, but as soon as it shut off you got cold. Never understood why they installed these near the ceiling when heat rises. They did have a fan that blew the hot air around but all in all it wasn't very efficient.
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Are you sure this isn't where the animals were kept? It's still a beautiful space and I can envision hundreds of uses for it.
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Anti-social studies
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looks like he's standing on fish
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That depends whether it's good looks and bad smell or bad looks and good smell. . .
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I could make a really crude comment here but I won't