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happy new years everybody glad to see certian names on here that have been here for a while cant wait to see all the new pics motts....
Ephemera: Resurrection
first off happy new years everybody and motts cmon man i need to go on sum of these trips im a real history nerd i find all these places fascinating..
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It was on the top floor, so I'd guess at water damage or a stressed building foundation.
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Mr. Motts, I love your photos. I am very impressed with your legacy here and the long-term comment-writers are always so interesting to point out from Gallery to Gallery...I have to wonder where Lynn ran off too...maybe she's under a new name, or something...her comments were always so informative!

Anyway, thank you Mr. Motts.
Thank you for existing!

-Varmendal
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That "main cylinder" would be a "header" or "manifold".
So good this is! Front. Standing t the gate? South-facing? No greenery - would be scorched.....in summertime?
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It's still there. CityVest is fighting the city to not demolish it. Again NO MONEY which seems to be the case for all cities in North East PA.
The back? North? Love this!
Aha - there are three structures, right? This was a chapel.
The grafitti looks good here, it says: goiter, action and snow ? !? Hmmmm.
Must be a huge hole in the roof - greenery is thriving!
Trees on the roof! So cool! And the barely visible basement-window. Am so happy yer back - and TWO galleries! You are spoiling us! Thank you! Guess many H U G E holes in the roof, eh! Get get enough of this site! May you always be well and safe!
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I have a Picker X-Ray Corp Waite MFG Division Stock NO 6-013-680 in almost mint cond, with instuction manual. Does anyone know the value?
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Amazing those gates are intact after all these years. There's still one pineapple left too! Gr8 shoot, thnx for posting.
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Kay-r, what you say is interesting. You are right that to compare cataplexy with mental illness is comparing apples to oranges.