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A gallery local to me. That's a first.

looks like the underside of a large insect like creature....solid stuff

Back in the late 70's/early 80's when my mother worked in films at County Schools every so often she'd open a canister of older Cellulose triacetate film and it really did smell horrible. Now I know why. Thanks!

Why not "stool samples" :-)

The old light fixture in this room is facinating!

bed placed in corner because only item that can beused in area, radiators placed near assumed coldest areas of room, lead paint flakes yum. What is on wall above molding near radiator?????

Really captures the enormity of the place.

Oh my...if these walls could speak.

Doctor's are infamous for their scribble but my MD is so bad not only does it take the pharmacy twice as long to input my RX than to fill them but I've also had to translate his notes when seeing other physicians. Still, I prefer longhand to printing any day

Ahh hahahaha well yeah.....organic antenna FTW mike T.
OK. It shows up wonderfully well Google Earth Street View.
Take a trip down Broadway to # 791......
Poor Gary - looks doleful
and rueful.......

Yes - thank you, Motts - for this good gallery with hitting, to the point pictures of this forlorn unfortunate location...the sadness of it all.
I know it was glorious once upon a time.
Sigh

ohhh...ohh..oh! No it didn´t. Sounds so pathetic & sad!
Well some got jobs and worked, painting murals - good.

Yea - really cool good lighting fixtures, indeed! Copper?
But it is quite a big mess. It is not fixable again.

Can only imagine being in there at midnight.

It would be nice if there were some photos of it in good shape. A shame
to see it waste away.