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absolutely the most wonderful chimney ive ever seen
nicely shot dear boy

Thats Grimm.

e mail it to me if you can at crimsonxblo0d@aol.com ( the second 0 in blood is a zero)

yea the land deal fell through- it was to much money, so the Kings Park Buildings are safe for a while longer- till the next big deal comes along.
its a shame- been there many times, and the buildings are in amazing shape- they could probably be cleaned up and used again, instead of ripping historic buildings down.

Between the comment about the large pipes on the floor previously being part of the urological exam equipment and the comment about a patient being potentially catapulted out the window mid-exam, this shot is starting to take on some seriously hysterical overtones here . . . . . . . . 8`-)

Hey, ~Me! Are you saying that the pipes afforded some sort of pain relief?!?!?!?!?! =8-o

that place is the defonition of haunted house, at least in appearance

i was going to make almost the exact same comment right before i scrolled down, excellently inspiring work mr. motts.

the only other time ive seen one of these not in use was at the met state hospital which has been torn down as of earlyer this year but the ctg unit which houses the cafateria and most of the wards is still standing and i believe it was in the records room directly under teh kitchen.

hurrah for giant bird cages

ive seena few with heads, maybe ur just luck

that place is perfect, i would have fought to find a way inside, just fora peek

whats the book?

was this not perhaps for shooting out of? how did this facility (as it were) work?

I found a giant ten inch catheter still wrapped in a cabinet there. I have a pic of it.

Yo Eddie, that orange ladder ROCKS! I've been up there many times. How about that huge-ass fan up there? That's unbelievably monstrous!