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Some big names were on that stage over the years. I cant believe how deteriorated it has become since I was last in that room. So sad.

That is the original carpeting, or at least as old as the early 60\'s.

Oh yes, there are the planters. The hanging lamps were removed in the mid-1990's. This pool really was gorgeous in its day.

Oh man, I used to swim in that pool as a kid..... in 1977 and again in 1982! It was such an elegant indoor pool back then with swanky futuristic (50's) hanging lamps, chaise lounges, and little tables with ashtrays everywhere... yes, you could smoke by the pool in those days! There were built in planters on the walls with lots of live foliage. The water return in the pool featured jets shooting across the pool from either side. It is hard to look at like this. It is even harder to imagine how nice it used to be if you only see it now!

Five, I think. Some parts of the building have different numbers of floors, and it was built into a hillside, so it's a bit confusing.

Wow, cool thanks... I don't like asking for money unless I'm really in a pinch.

I wonder how many people would buy such a book though, I might end up with a thousand copies sitting in my closet. Maybe I'll make a poll or something...

you should put up a place on your site for donations to get a book published..........i dont know if its something you want to do, but i know i would donate :-)

yeah,its a boiler for sure.lined with asbestos.the holes are for heating air for imput into a fan system

this is like a place in alabama

whoever took these photos is a brave dude.the place is ready to cave in

how many floors does this shaft serve?

id say around 100$

I live near this!! Its scary

I myself love the subway system here in Rochester. I run an urban exploration group at RIT and we are actively trying to find a way to preserve this wonderful place.

I'm not sure but I think sometime in the 1970's would be a good guess.