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I've been to Letchworth. There is nothing terrifying about it. Nothing. I've walked into the buildings. There is nothing there.

The rooms completely shredded and this thing is sitting in the center of it all looking smug and untouched!

Nice to see another gallery Motts. Like you, life happens to me, too. I haven't been around for a while either. I'll try to keep busy here! Hope you can too!

Glad you are OK Motts, but we all know that life happens. Sorry it took so long fo rme to pop in! You are one lucky man, to get to see these beautiful places!

Thanks, Pookie.

This looks like where dead clowns would go to pee!!

this sorta remids me of something that would be in the hunger games movie back in district twelve.

lololololol

Okay, I know I am chiming in about seven years too late, but I moved to Gettysburg in 1996 and there was already a Wal-Mart there. True, it was not on the recognized battlefield, but anyone who knows anything about the battle will tell you the entire Gettysburg area was a battlefield. I am not defending Wal-Mart by any means, however, I have boycotted Wal-Mart since 2004. Too bad about this old building, though. I just discovered this website, and love it for the beautiful old architecture (sp?) that is just not done anymore. Also, I have a little crush on you, Motts! ;)

"The brick buildings were built by the prisoners themselves, using brick manufactured at the on-site kiln complex located on the banks of the Occoquan." See http://www.fairfaxcoun...l/history/prison.pdf for more pictures.

It is not the age that worries me,more the ominous sign lol

very typical of uk church doors

Aw,looks like a fairy flew into the glass and got splatted :p

You say paint,I say blood O.0

And we pronounce it moosh