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Thank you Mr. Mott for your dedication and very hard work, and then sharing this, taking me to places so beautifully amazing, could never visit. This is wonderful: your perfect eye for details. May you always be well to keep up this mission. It is important work you are doing.

Absolutely wonderful gallery! Good work well done. The absence of graffitti and tags like very much! Your talent is amazing! Be well and stay in creativity.

Oh, methinks the cat ran out of mice and rats to eat, and was too aged to find a new place and died of natural causes, and was moved after death. It certainly looks like the cat lived there for a while.
This amazing site is more than enough, and am so happy have found all these artistic documentary photographs; a date will always remember. Have learnt so much in just a month. Good informative comments FTW!
Mr Mott: i like your friend Lynne - her sweet good heart comes through in every comment she makes. Of course you would only have the best taste in friends. May you always be well is my daily wish .

I work within a institution that has two individuals in these kind of cribs. They now pad the metal areas and they use very thick plastic to line the bar area so limbs etc cannot get jammed in. These individuals both suffer from severe seizures, cerebral palsy, microcephalic, autism...just to name a few diagnosis. Since the facility is from the 70's and many of the beds came from an older hospital that closed in the late 80's, it's hard to know why beds like that were originally made. It's hard to believe in 2012 there are still cribs being used like that but really, there is no other way to ensure their safety. Life is hard.

Absolutely love this shot, perfectly beautiful.

If only the beer were as good as the photo :D

Another gorgeous view!

This is just gorgeous!

Goats :B I like goats :B

I believe it was located in a small alcove next to the large cemetery - http://g.co/maps/tp4hd

damn ex boyfriends why do you have to burn down building because we have problems!!!!!!!!

scary

i have been to henryton plenty of times now and the building not even the stories have made me want to come back for more its can be a little creepy at first though

of course theirs going to be some dead bodies around their just not always human

This would now be labled ICF-ID which is Intermediate Care Facility-Intellectually Disabled. At one point it would also have been DD which is Developmentally Disabled...

i would like to think that his (the racoon) job was done. and this is where his home was. to make the next kid happy.
great shot mr. motts. very though and emotion provoking on all fronts