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Thanks Celeste! You most likely are right. I was thinking "state of the art" in the late 1970's, might be little more than multi lab work stations with sinks, Bunsen burners and a cabinet with a ventilation hood. I have not seen such a set up in any of the galleries. Thank Goodness for your work and Mr. Motts Galleries.

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Darlene, from up here, this is the mezzanine, one would go down the stars behind the camera and to the lower seats. And if you look close you can see steps to the stage, those do come from the lower seating area. This is a pretty nice auditorium actually, at least I think. Hope that clears things up Darlene:)

Take what I say with a grain of salt because I know nothing about the building extentions ( I only really care about the original 1897 architecture of Halcyon Hall XD )

But that looks more like it could of been a building for office space. It is really... cheap looking and budget lol. Supposedly the Science building was what lead to its bankruptcy but if that is the Science building... then I'd definitely question the validity of the rumors.

It was suppose to be "state of the art"

They renovate this building and yet demolish so many other buildings that are far more attractive.

Oh my, that bright red just before entering shock therapy treatment. How awful.

I like this angle. Makes me think that those going to the E C T Area may have felt a bit unbalanced as well.

I would throw away my shoes after walking in this building.

I learned how to type on an Underwood. But I forget what those 4 top keys were for.

With such a conclusion, I wonder how the elderly patients were treated in this hospital.

Lol. In my real life, I mention soap dispensers, and no one gets it., glad to see they are going strong here.

I don't care for this auditorium. The orchestra pit and stage are not accessible from the audience. In my high school, there were steps on either side of the stage that led to the stage. So, for instance, is a student was receiving an award they could just walk up those steps and be on the stage. This separation between audience and stage seems very impersonal to me.

School's out for summer. School's out forever.

God is Love - I like that.

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