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nah, the lower pedals are for the bassline. it's kind of interesting to see the old timers play these things, using both hands so much between the upper and lower keyboards, flipping switches to change instruments and moving their feet around.

I think this is a Hammond B3, can anyone confirm this? If not, it definitely looks like one.

its freakier then it l0oks in pErson

imagine that door slamming behind you

maybe these people living here spent time here when it was opened (only home they feel comfortable in) scary thought but stranger things have happened.

agree with all the comments. excellent photo(my son doesnt agree says it reminds him too much of the county lockup he spent 3 months in, minus the dirt and debris of course )

ironically the reason most people go to jail today is in plain sight in an abandoned one makes you wonder how the minds of some people work .lol

that note says it all doesnt it. I WANT TO GO HOME...someone finally put to words what everyone in one of these institutions probably thought every day of their existance there. that really says it all i think . shame most of them never got to go home...........

sad picture .........this is what becomes of your life when no one wants or cares about you. i agree leave the things where they are

seeing this theatre in pristine condition proves that constant patrol of the area keeps the vandalism down.a refreshing sight

very good pic.....when was this building abandoned? im impressed by the non graffiti and distruction usually found in these hospitals

agree the theatre does seem to be in great shape.suprising considering all the other theatre shots ive seen

That big pipe looks really scary.

ha! I was kinda mocking a friend of mine (in a non-malicious manner!) who found a WWII newspaper at a cornerstone... shortly after GD found his goodies in his cornerstone (and I was told he found quality goodies!)

yup.. especially in N10 and the C buildings