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This reminds me of that one funky tunnel in Zelda!

It's kind of funny but I get it. The shape is very indicative of a period lamp shade form.

And I wonder why all the doors in the hallways on the photos are always open?

Was there a soap dispenser?

Nice to see chairs enjoying their time together instead of beeing lonly all the time :)

The white sign says F S 2.....Fire Station 2?
I am a day late and a dollar short here, but what the hey, life happens.
Thanks for the new galleries Motts! Fantastic!

Finally, I found the origin of the soap dispenser jokes.
This is likely to be the picture with the most comments, isn't it?

That's just so steampunk!

Toujours aussi fascinants vos albums et sites !....

Vines FTW! All by themselves they did that. Beautiful clever Nature! Best gardener ever!

So much if this campus was constructed then used as something else then changed agian then ababandoned due to building a new structure. I cant say for sure due to the lay out being slightly askew from the norm of that   time period. The use of monitors on the left wall, and the small "stage", it strikes me as a surgical theatre. Considering the crazy uses of rooms and how often they were changed It most likely was multi function. .
Very cool picture

It is what what they call a surgical theatre. Where yes, surgical procedures or demonstrations would ve held for medical "education" purposes

looked at my pics and tooo much greenery in them to get a real good pic maybe somebody at the end of Nov can get better ones

will check my pics and see what I can come up with- got pretty close to that side in 11"if no have- will do it when I'm there just LOVE this place it's soo hyponitic to see the grandeur of it -unfortunately live in the midwest and they don't have anything to match it -- yeah East coast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is the side I'm talking about since I know the photo I just sent is a little hard to see the building features, so hopefully this will show you where it is http://i159.photobucke...ions_zpsf7f5d44d.jpg

To answer your question, I don't care about the add-ons to the original 1890s structure. So I only brought up the white dorm room building as a point of reference. My only interest is the original 1890s structure and what alterations it has been given.

If you were looking at Halcyon Hall from the mowed field, this would be the left hand side of the building. This is the West Wing, I need the west side of the west wing photos. Particularly the stone walkway/steps, and the stone that goes up the side beyond the stairs further left and of course the wood features and roofing if possible.

and I'm sorry to say I've never actually stepped foot near this building. *sad*