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Or on you! You got kahonies.

Good place (pardon) to remind everyone to keep up to date on their vaccinations!!

When a building is listed as a historic place, no one's allowed to tear it down, and attempts of some kind have to be made to keep at least it's facade standing. These supports seem to be all they could have done or all tht made sense to do by the time the place finally made it onto the Nat'l. Register.There's also always funds to consider, and those plus interest in the place usually equal how much or how little will be done to save/restore a location.

LIke I've said I really appreciate the occasional shot of a person or surrounding modernity like this; adds so much to the commentary, the life, of this work. Like a perfect, silent framework to the history. Well done!!

Sooo gorgeous.

So glad you're back. Hope all is well, I enjoy your site very much!

You find and capture such beauty in the everyday and forgotten!! Really lovely work.

Lol... I don't know if this thing's scary or cute...

Amazing they'd leave alcohol lying around...

I am so jealous that you got there before it got demolished. The only two buildings remaining there are the Palladium and the Chowder Shack. Another cool place you should check out is Rocky Beach. There are a ton of abandoned beach houses that people were forced to leave when the land went bankrupt. All of the houses are still there.

Wow...ANCIENT autoclave!

Oops, Meant lmao.

Lnao, Nick. Ahh love these things...

Nah, I think it's Bob Ross too.

Ugh...no jokes about it bein' Elvis' t.v., k?