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...yet, the lense price doesn't compare to the price of this complete machine setup -which can be used again in a new theatre.
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Simplex "XL" projector heads. Simplex "4-star" sound heads. Peerless Model "E" Lamphouses. Quite a find. Too bad that these machines couldn't be removed and sold - to project film once again to new owners.
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Reminds me of the boiler room door that keeps showing up in various episodes of A Nightmare On Elm Street.
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Ok, while these were all stored before HIPAA laws went into effect (Health Information Portability & Accountability Act)....and while they would be a valuable research tool for psych and medicatl students.....it IS a HIPAA violation for these to be there....but that's the problem of the property owner or whomever should be destroying them, NOT the helpless explorer;'s.....
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Kinda makes you wonder why hospitals today have all neutral colors....and all these old ones had such LOUD colors on their walls....I'd want to find a nice quiet color and PAINT!
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Those open cages on the windows makes me think of the patients on that ward all yelling "Whoo hoo! We're FREE!!!"
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Looks like they didn't want anyone swinging from those fixtures! Gotta love the "backup" light underneath it!
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for some reason, curtains being left on windows and doors makes these places more interesting. I love this shot~
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wow, nice shot. great old sink!
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wow, this is one of my all time favorites! great colors, great contrast!
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Fantastic Colors! great shot.
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Its simply beautiful
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so sad.....
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Lynne, I'm with you, I'm not sure which shots I like the best, but I do know Motts Stair Case shots are among my favorite!
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Motts, This was just a private school, not a juvinile detention center or anything, right?