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Amazing that the radiator is still in situ. Maybe buildings in use kept the scrappers at bay.

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How can I get high rez images from you to hang on my walls brother?

I wonder if the wreath rolled down the stairs and stopped there...

That's a sock? Looks to me like a glove with the four fingers missing. Maybe someone had both gloves on and slapped the chair over so hard that the fingers fell off, then they left the gloves but took the finger coverings...

Kermit the Frog was right- it's not easy being green. Not even for a room.

I thought those transom windows were supposed to open the other way...

Wow, this reminds me of how I picture an upstairs hallway in a haunted house. It probably wouldn't be quite this much in shambles though.

Its always depressing seeing grand old buildings like this getting torn down. Even more so if theyre replaced by something tacky like condos or shopping centers

Jeez,if it wasnt for the rest of the room,you would think that light was brand new!

All I need is a comfy wing backed chair and an ottoman and Id be contempt sitting there, reading a book in front of the warm fires glow Too bad its all gone

Such ominous doors

Looks like someone out a picture of a planet giving off gas or dust in the window.

Someone took the legs off the tub, I assume. No tub would lay like that.

What a nice old stove and, Im going to guess here, wall fridge/freezer combo

Classic cartoons and comedy films have lots of Murphy bed gags. Can't get enough of them!

Nice picture. That is the most space behind a Murphy bed I've ever seen. Looks like there's a little door in the wall in that space. I would have looked in there. It might be a way to get somewhere else.

The first lone hangar picture l3