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I think the angle is the opposite of the historic photo, as the windows are on the other side, so the stairwell was behind me. But that old door looks familiar. http://opacity.us/image9112_deep_inside.htm
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I Know this a great pitcher. When I look at it I get a little dizzy
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GRAND
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in the window frame at back wall. it looks like a teddy bear head with a Santa Claus hat on
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hope and prosperity
now hung alone in despair
why do I stay up


Hi to everybody

this is my 1st haiku
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Interesting location for a radiator. One would have to duck walk or crawl to adjust the heat. No easy feat in the clothing of the period.
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One of the front dormers collapsed a couple of years ago. The building is in much worse shape since these were taken (2006).
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An awesome gallery and a nice Christmas present seeing you back!
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This whole building one day will collapse into itself...so sad to have been let go like this.
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Low clearance there..don't stand up too quick.
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I would have thought it had self-demo'd by now. Nice to see it is still sort of standing...
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Wow another gallery and knowing you are alive and well Motts!
New look is nice!!
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It must of been extremely nice to sit or stand at this rounded balcony and view the mountains and grounds of this school. This is a lovely shot Motts!
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Awww! Thats it! Love this place! Love your photos! Thanks for taking us back again to Bennett! Your work is TRULY appreciated!
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Wow! What a door! Would love to have that! You just dont see these with the circle on the bottom very often. Nice Find!