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It's too bad they haven't let in someone who can salvage some of the beautiful woodwork, etc., as they didn't do anything to prevent this from happening.

There certainly is a market for old theater sound equipment. Projectors are still collectable but those old carbon arc lamps probably are not.

Wow, they didn't even bother to remove the positive carbon when they pulled out. Just shut down and walk out.

the out door is shut! how did you escape?

so many globes, so little time

This is my ancestress cemetery. The people buried there go back to the Brewster family. They are descendants of William Brewster of Mayflower fame. The property the hospital was built on once belonged to the family. They had a trading post on the river where they traded with the Indians. The hospital is being torn down. Pretty much brick by brick. Only acouple buildings will be saved.

There are about 2500 graves there. Even though time has worn off the register numbers the hospital personnel do know who is buried there and where. These people are not forgotten. The shed to the left was the K-9 kennel when it was a prison.

That may be true, Mike, but there are many people who collect old movie and film equipment. To someone who collects such things, such a find could have plenty of value.

Indeed, yes i do, Iceberg, i love it - but am all flabbergasted, quiet and wide-eyed as this facade event is so difficult to understand; all fixed up dear -
and behind it crumbling, tumbling down, rotting, juicy lush wild wines thriving growing galore - weirdest happening ever! Cool gallery.

Goodness what a lovely old-school ticket window - that little round opening is just adorable. Well built - handrail still there.

Neat doors - studded cream. Soft. The olive + the burgundy comes inside neatly and well. Good.

Ohhhh how wonderful a new gallery, thanks - ocher, cerulean, burgundy and olive a most attractive combination of colors to m, The RITZ shades.

you have to share this location!! :) I have some good ones too! :)))

A sign should have been made for the building- "No decaying, crumbling, peeling, debris collecting, etc."

HENRY LONGFELLOW SCHOOL