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I was born in '58, a few years from this date, but let me say that these papers are in a lot better shape than I am! I love finding old paperwork in locations better than machinery or other stuff. I think the documents can reveal so much of what went on when the company was in business.

These teeth need to see a dentist!

Rosie the Riveter went to town on this machine!!

We have several buildings in a town nearby where I live that look just like this. It makes me wonder. I don't think they were for coal, but I'm sure they were for some kind of manufacturing.

I don't think Mr. Motts will reveal the location, you'll just have to drive around PA and find it! But that could be a lot of fun!

On left side the wood or stick lools like it burned. Maybe it was fire or something.

Very cool.
~LG

Oh it"s a company what made Doccia porcelain. It was founded in 1735 by marchese Carlo Ginori.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doccia_porcelain

Now thats one big window. How many floors it went trough to reach botom floor?

I love the windows and the angels.

So many different repeating patterns - both background & foreground - shadows amid bright lights, the sense of time passed and sweaty, hard working people no longer around, all gathered together and framed in balanced beauty. These are the shots that separate people who point and click (me) from photographic artists (Motts).

I don't belive this is a learned skill - it is the gift of unique perspective. Thank you as always for sharing your vision.

That light is the same as my old school wing lights in hallway.

Yay, new gallery I so happy. =)

Yup. Seen one of these locally.

That is one big machine!

~LG

WOW. This place IS massive!


So beautiful in its decay.

:)

~LG