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Absolutely stunning, Tom! Nice to see the tabernacle is still intact. Beautiful angels too. : ) Btw, do you have an all-time favorite asylum that you have photographed? My favorite, of course, is Danvers State Hospital because of the beautiful Danvers Red Brick, the Kirkbride castle design, and the peaceful pastoral setting. Just wondering if one special place has truly touched you.

You take the most amazing pictures. This is stunning and moving

But do you see the bunny near the floor on the right side of ther door?

OK I see the figure. But doesn't it look like she/it is really short? Or am I missing something?

meant love

I just lolve this room. I could sit in this wonderful light and read all day.
Amazing the beautiful things that can be found in abandoned buildings.

Thanks again Motts! Another awsome gallery, SOOO
glad you're back at it! Best to thee and thine for the new year!

Yay, new gallery! Way back, (20's-30's?) a fellow could walk into a shoe store, try on a new pair, and stick your clad foot into a very poorly shielded flouroscope to see how the shoe fit your foot...Not too healthy! LOL!
Cool link , dark star, thanx!

Reminds me of the Tomb Raider game.

Maybe there was a fad where people in this country liked to hang through chairs. I wonder how they got up...

I'd certainly climb into that secret are and look around. Did you?

Looks like this could double as a mine shaft!

This shows that the window didn't extend the length of the stairwell, but in the other picture, it looked like it.

Another abandoned building junkie? Or someone who had official business there who caught Motts trespassing? If the latter is the case, I hope he got out without getting into trouble.

Love this room. There's something spooky about it.

Are you positive these are negatives?