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I do love this picture. This alcove looks like where you would place a religious statue of some sort. Was there electric lighting inside the alcove or did they rely on natural lighting? Also, I can't get a feel for the dimensions of this - was it 3 feet high, 6 feet high, etc? Thanks.

INterestingly, I note that every one of the multiple 'theaters' of this single facility seems to use a different kind of chairs... Uncomfortable 'bicycle' seats in some, one piece desk-chairs in others, etc...

What kind of camera/flash/filters or whatever do you use? A lot of these are amazing.

The cracked, organic look of the inside of this door is amazing.

Where is this place located?

I hope for your own sake that a filter mask is part of your usual gear?

phew, I insist that is not a fun climb.....

THis is an amazing photo. Wonderful setup (found, I assume?) and great work.

On the other hand, the 'kiddy art' and the graffiti is an interesting contrast...

I'm a Maryland native, and I always remember seeing signs for this place when my family was going somewhere... We never went, as it was always considered to be for very young kids. THanks for the pictures!

PARECE LA UNA NEVERA

I guess it just bothers me that people are so eager to ignore perfectly reasonable mundane explanations for what they see just because they want to see something spooky. (And with that I'll drop the subject because you're right, this isn't a message board. Sorry, Motts.)

and Ridged......

I Wonder What Happened To the Child Who Played With This Last?

Hey thats in pretty good condition- considering how old it is. Im surprised none of the metal has been taken for use elsewhere.