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Ut-oh! It's a shame this beautiful granite step came apart!
What a lovely photo of contrasts! The rough hewn stonework and the soft bright green vegetation! Not to mention your ''rare'' photo of a staircase outdoors. Truly love it!
The entrance, taken from this perspective, reminds me of the entrance to a church or synagogue. Nice!
I agree with Freespirit76. The mannequin head is trying to escape in this photo.
I'm surprised that grand old fountain is still working, too! Nice new Gallery, Motts! I wouldn't mind paying a fee to visit this place and help support it at the same time. However, I've never been into ghost hunting, although I'll admit I think there's a possibility ghosts could exist. I've just never made the acquaintence of one...yet. : )
If anyone has an Iphone, take screen shots of the dark places, you can see what lies in it...
In the back, the glare, if you zoom in it looks like a human figure... And if anyone has an Iphone take a screen shot while zoomed in... You can see the whole body figure.
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I love these places
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Definitely an omen declaring the dangers of confusing soap dispensers and lamps, their properties are quite dangerously different :)
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Fascinating...the rest stops are often quite far apart in WV., I wonder if a once upon a time occupant wrote that and I wonder what it meant to them when they did so.
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Prancer- see the "Shine" pic.

A very nice shot here. Keep these great galleries coming!
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Is there a piece missing on top of that banister? Nice stairway anyway, and the 3-way archways are cool.
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Love the windows on both sides of the door. Reminds me of a church. Did they have stained glass. It's a little hard to tell.

And it's another lonely chair shot. What would these galleries be without one?
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They just had it backwards. The light was in the soap dispenser and the (out of shot) wall switch dispensed soap from the ceiling. People must have gotten shampooed.
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I was thinking coat racks, like a comment above. Maybe there were display cases in them.