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I want that door for my house.

Zombies couldn't chew that part.

You mean thrown off. Still a good feature. I'd hate to be hit by a falling zombie.

Damn them paint chips sure make me hungry.

Yay! More awesome galleries. Thnx Motts!

You mentioned the chapel is on the second floor? Perhaps the windows open for fresh air during summer months? I didn't notice any ceiling fans
so it probably got pretty hot and stuffy in there.

Actually, that bunker connected to an underground conveyor system that went straight/flat to under the power plant, and then did a 90° turn to a bucket system that went directly upwards to the feed chutes.

At some point, perhaps it stopped working, or they decided they needed to feed even more coal in, and the outside conveyor was added.

The inside, underground conveyor is still there, as is the bucket system that goes vertical to the top of the power plant. You can even look out of the conveyor system and peek into part of the coal bunker.

Poor bear. He couldn't hold on one minute longer.

Really?! Who would deliver new toys to a long shuttered mall? Creepy.

Did you start to hear foot steps of shoppers /employees past? :)

What a great shot! Says so much.

I was there in the mid 80's on ward D. Me and my roomate Clara were the ones that walked eight out the front doors when one of the head shrinks let us go down to her office to watch the Superbowl. Earned a few days in the isolation room for that stunt lol. I remember Willie, Suzanne, Doug and Chris. I also remember Pedro D from I think it was ward a on the other end of oir floor.

Mirror...mirror...

THIS PLACE! you find: Just a piece of scrap paper among egg-shell paint flakes: Box 4! Auditors reports. 1863-1897. I keep thinking about it all! Would actually love to see something of the kind.

I'm thinking - not a rabbit - as soon as I saw this drawing and given the history of where found & the vibes it emits I see and feel a jinni....