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Excellent shot! The old hinge against the green mold.

Goodness! Was that a large rat head?

The metal decor is still very lovely and the lone survivor of people long ago. How Sobering!

This is something else! I feel like i am viewing this as a forensic archeologist.

Thats quite a look! Do you think an animal was buried along with a person? or, Did one just get stuck in there and couldnt find its way out?

*what has* I hate spelling errors! Sorry! :( 50 lashes with a wet noodle~

I love the way this looks! The ivy adds a little life to was has been broken and long forgotten.

The stained glass was probably lovely once upon a time. The hallway looks like it has the lingering smell of death and mold.

The way its sitting there all rusted and in pieces looks like it broke in action many moons ago.

Ooooo! What a cool gallery you have posted. Cant wait to view all the photos. This is amazingly awesome! Thanks! :)

they kept me in one of these for years and i missed out on things kids loved it was always your staying in the crib before school and after school

The glass wasn't stained, but it was cut into decorative patterns and the edge was beveled, which created a prism rainbow effect inside.

Thanks for the info Dianne, it's oftentimes tough to tell how the facility operated after they close down and clean everything out.

It hasn't been demolished. 4 teens were arrested there just this month.

I worked there as an aide from 1969, summers and part time, until late 1972.