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I see the face in the window. Motts, do you see the face in the window? Did you notice anything when you took the picture? Very creepy!!

Thanks for the info on the company. Industrial history has always fascinated me -- and your knowledge is much appreciated. Judging by the size of the building, I guess a 50-ton tracked crane would have been necessary for maintenance and repair of the generators and turbines.

Looks like my elementary school (now closed) gym when I used to have bad dreams about gym class.

The hallway looks like it gets smaller as it goes up. I am not claustrophobic but imagining myself in that hallway freaks me out.

You photos are truly amazing, you are really gifted. I have only been looking at your site for a few minutes but my imagination has already started buzzing about all the events (good & evil) that transpired in these locations.

The design of this engine is so cool. Big machinery that you see today has no style. I love the curves and the colors.

Back in its prime, this must have been a beautiful place indeed, with the steam turbines and generators purring away. And like most powerhouses, I'll bet it was spotlessly clean.

Right. The individual furnaces would have been connected by pipes which would have drawn the smoke and heat to the central stacks. Otherwise, each furnace would have had to have its own individual smoke stack. This is an excellent serie of photos. Many thanks.

Yeah, Motts, you really called this shot. A long dead and forgotten god from another life plane. You could easily imagine this thing come stumbling toward you, wheels slowly turning and joints creaking. Brrrrr!

The photo is chilling.
It is such a shame that individuals deface the surroundings with their nonsense.
Thank you for the photos.

I would hate to see the nurse that would come! LOL

Sessions 9 fan here too I live not too far from Danvers State Hospital Mass

Your killing me Mr Motts! I need to know what they say on them!

Please Mr Motts tell us what the reports say!!!!!

This reminds me of a story I watched on the discovery channel about TB hospitals and how they use to put dead bodies down these tubes so the other patients wouldn't see the dead go by their rooms, Thats what that pic looks like to me very creepy !