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Love the ceiling lights. Both the lights and the clock are very 1950's. I bet those lights are collector's items. The bulbs point upwards to the undersides of the canopies.

I love the first comment from Shaepeshyfter - the only thing holding the building together is the termites holding hands. What an amazing building.

I agree, a great gallery, and a wonderful Christmas gift to have you back. We all love you, Mr. Motts. I look forward to many more new galleries. Happy New Year.

The railings are gorgeous, not just a plain diagonal wood piece, but ornate pieces even going up the side of the newel posts.

Yes, I see it too, just peeking over the diagonal white/tan thing inside the window frame.

Wow, first comment. I guess that is the soap dispenser/dish on top of the faucet.

Great comment, LucieLou :) Unique view and title, Mr. Motts.

They were really serious about the sprinklers - right into the window nook.

A fabulous perspective view, Mr. Motts.

Look at the solid stone walls!! I like your haiku, bobo.

Lovely scroll work. Thanks for the close-up, I would have missed it in the large photo.

Wow, how wonderful to see you back Mr. Motts. And a new layout for your pages too. This is a great shot.

We had several conventions there and we were quite fond of the place. I think we had the last meeting held there. The food was so good. I remember the workers at the pool saying they were taking some of the plants home. There were quite a few. The pool was the best. After that all the places we tried never quite measured up to that.

I believe it was concrete; this wing seems to have been the one constructed in the 1920s.

There's a school or day care that's pretty close to the old college, the building might've even once been a part of Bennett. There are also houses across the street; it's not a very rural location like it once was 125 years ago.