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Incredible photo.
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It looks so damp and miserable. Motts, what did this place smell like?
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The cell blocks are silent now, but can you imagine the din of noise from those confined here?
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That lock looks like something from the 19th century. Beautiful photo.
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Thank you Motts. This is a wonderful surprise and I can't wait to get lost in your photography. I can only imagine what these walls have witnessed.
The Lamps are still there! Metal shades. Really like them, too. Good picture. Looks long and endless - nice perspective.
Old food laying around? What kinda food??? Weird! No rats or mice there then!
They are trying for the toast! Warm photo, well done.
What a picture! Well done!
Was it not dangerous to be there walking up and down? For the prisoners? If they start fighting or whatnot?
Prisons are really strange places!! . Have hardly ever seen one from the inside - not even an ancient one, in pictures. Thank you!
A rich homeless playing with his rat? Or mouse??
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Wow, still looks good for being 35 years old & in the elements like it has been.
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Not sure I would dare walk above with most of the supports cut away. At least I am assuming that is why some are left to keep the upper level from collapsing.
Nice find. They sure had Fun Every Day in there back in the days!
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Does anyone feel like the walls are closing in on you?
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Also in the Shawshank Redemption, Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) escaped through this way too in that movie.