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I doubt it's rust water . . . I've never known rust suspended in water to be have the consistancy of syrup. That foot print looks like the result of some viscous liquid. The print is too crisp for just plain rusty water in my opinion.

The symbol could have been put there when the lowered ceiling was being installed, maybe? That would have given someone something to stand upon, and it would have hidden the symbol from sight at the time. I don't feel placing the symbol there was intended to be a malicious act . . . after all, there is nothing malicious about the symbol itself. A mystery that may never be solved.

incubators for the chickens

Thank-you for these pictures.

this was where the retail shops were located. my last visit here was in april 2005...park was not busy at all and a few rides were closed for repairs but it wasn't a bad little amusement park...such a shame now

Zombie hazards.

Great Photo series!!! Nice way to memorialize. Am from Easthampton originally.I used to work at " NSH" in the late 70's and early 80's. Never worked in this building , but wandered around a bit when picking up my paycheck. The grounds were very nice as well. I worked mostly in the Haskell Building and then across the street in the "g" building. Used to take the underground tunnels back and forth in the winter sometimes.

yep jan 05'-- it's great

That looks like a bathroom floor. Its amazing its still intact

I can't imagine why anybody would want to touch those dirty old mattresses. This place looks pretty trashed

Thanks so much for another wonderful gallery and Merry Christmas Mr. Motts.

Great panorama shot.

Is that a fence or bars on the windows? I thought it was bars, which made the baby cherries growing outside kind of sad.

10,000 photos posted - what an accomplishment. Congratulations Mr. Motts. You have a talented eye for unique photos.

Colorless - perfect title, Mr. Motts.