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- Location: Kings Park Psychiatric Center (view comments)
- Gallery: Buildings 39, 138, 139
- Location: Fuller State School and Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Disturbed
- Location: Fuller State School and Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Disturbed
emptied their LLC accounts, and they walked away
unscathed, cityvest criminals, rogers, shoval, buffalino, etc suckered millions, never paid taxes, and ultimate failure was their goal. motts, your roof shot shows a
roof in good condition, how did it end up with gaping holes??? NEGLECT (10+ million worth of intentional neglect) This building stood for 115 years tgrough countless floods of which washed numerous "market St. bridges" at its foot step, all economic failures, numerous owners, squatters, bums, druggies, and years of cityvest stealing everything of any value, while stating they were "abating asbestos".... BULL SHIT,That place was gutted by the owners. This building was no danger to the streets around it, it would never have fallen. They intended to get the millions, neglect it until its as the paper mongers it an "eye sore", and it may fall on its own, get condemned and "it'll have to go."Not the Sterling... steel and bricks built only way
they knew how in the good old days. bold and powerful it survived, they said the inches of water damaged its structure Lmfao (its not funny people actually believed it...) it didn't and the basement flooded there since the beginning of time, ask anyone. (and the inspection stated they couldn't assess the steel beams, cause they were incased in solid, undamaged concrete...but still claim it was comprised.... epic lies, yet people sip up that koolaid... that building still didn't fall, so they figured they'd monger the fear! Its going to fall! debris falls from the roof and upper levels!!! Shh!!" build a barrier, Shh! "build block the roads, that'll really make people hate it, then we can tear it down!" A year of fighting for a response to the stolen embezzled millions, to try and save the Sterling. Then guess what? shittyvest dissolved. The city sucks up more tax money and decides despite attempts to neglect it to death, make people hate it, make people fear it, and spew dozens of outlandish lies, it still stood right up until the end.
Even with a wrecking ball, and various machines of
destruction. it still isn't leveled, it fought the whole
way. This would have never fallen on its own, never
been a danger, and stood forever. It took mankind to
destroy this historic landmark. These structures are
priceless and not coming back. Nothing can be created like this our modern society build things with
the cheapest materials by the lowest bidder. There is
no detail, no craftsmanship, no charisma in building
these structures. people in this ass backwards town
would rather clear travel on river street than to ask
why its blocked. That area will be a parking lot or a
God damn bank. It makes me sick. Living through the
destruction of this building is an awful memory. Im
ashamed as usual by my peers here in the county and
city. You want to see a real eyesore...gaze around the rest of this dump I see 20 buildings of 0 value in any 5 mile drive around here. All teul lNEEDING demolition which will rot, and literally fall before a barricade or
public slandering occurs to get them knocked down. You would need prime real estate under a landmark hud goldmine to get that all powerful corrupt political agenda to tear it down. It's disgusting to see how the wool pull worked here... maybe they'll put a private for-profit juvenile detention center to be close to the crook house... I mean court house. sean m. corcoran. if you like it look me up, if not get in line with the rest of the politicians and the uneducated who allow blinders to be put up.
- Location: Hotel Sterling (view comments)
- Gallery: River View
a hotel in the 1890's it also doubled as the establishment's
'saloon', as it were. A place to have a cocktail before dinner, or
an aperitif after a big meal, amongst leather bound volumes and
tomes.
Ah, even drinking was so much more sophisticated back then, huh?
It was among the Hall's finest rooms, with two fireplaces in the corners, and a huge fanlight window to enjoy Millbrook's lovely
sunsets. While not all that large, it was still quite impressive, even
up to the early 1990's, before vandals had there way.
I personally would love to have the pilaster that holds up the roof
above the balconette of the former College Presidents office,at
the far right of the main facade, second story. It is a singular
component, very Edwardian, probably about 4 or 5 feet in height.
I imagine it is probably half rotted away by now though. Still it would be
a cool sculpture if refinished and painted.
There really is almost nothing left of this place to even covet, as it were.
- Location: Bennett School for Girls (view comments)
- Gallery: Close Calls
- Location: Gaebler Children's Center (view comments)
- Gallery: Control
- Location: Hotel Sterling (view comments)
- Gallery: River View
- Location: Hotel Sterling (view comments)
- Gallery: River View
- Location: Hotel Sterling (view comments)
- Gallery: River View
- Location: Hotel Sterling (view comments)
- Gallery: River View
ANSWER: Your classmates.
What do you call a psychopath when you're a special needs student?
ANSWER: Your homeroom teacher!
- Location: Gaebler Children's Center (view comments)
- Gallery: Control
- Location: Hotel Sterling (view comments)
- Gallery: River View
going to show him these shots tomorrow....
- Location: Dever State School (view comments)
- Gallery: Institutional
- Location: Old Essex County Jail (view comments)
- Gallery: A Home for the Homeless
- Location: Buffalo State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Night Photography