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Motts ,do you wear a hardhat when exploring places that are in this bad of condition,debris is probably always raining down?
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Formed concrete staircase ,love the detail.
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Theres even graffiti on the floor too, no respect.
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Ithought a pool too (of some sort) @ first glance and before reading comments.
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Looks to be the formal entrance.
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very utilitarian
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this place could have doubled as a bomb shelter
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Good on you for not sticking around, Motts. A scrupulously-cleaned and orderly area in an otherwise disaster-case building means "active".
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The saturday night dances were fun, especially the night I escaped!
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Wonder who wished upon a star. Dang. Urbex photos make me wonder so much.
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@ MamaToFiveInPA - yep. I was archive-binging and found the original reference that started it all. Someone confused a light fixture with a soap dispenser and it's become a trope here.
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@ freespirit76 - My first school was in an OLD building that had steam radiators in the gym. Frankly they seemed to be turned on and off at random, and I have memories of leaning against one thinking "aw they can't be on today" and promptly getting scorched on my butt, leg, hand, or all three.
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"Accessible", hahaha. Said with a wheelchair front and center. Very funny.
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Oh dear...this image just gives you the sort of feeling that something horrible went wrong, which is why they put all these cribs in a locked room.
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What a gorgeous shot of these buildings! It's sad to think that it's just going to waste...