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Both sides look the same.
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I am in love with this room. Would be an awesome place for a metal show, as long as the vibrations wouldn't destroy anything.
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After looking through the website over the last year or so, I have to say this is my overall favorite image. It's just amazingly stunning. Thanks Motts. Hope I run into you one day.
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most places built back then did have cornerstones...how interesting it would be to get into one then again seeing the pics of the building does say alot too...thank you for such wonderful pictures.
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love that door esp the sound window
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id go thru the boxes..who wouldnt be curious
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thats so sad...people having to be right next to one another while being washed...no privacy at all...almost being treated like animals
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IF walla could talk huh..just so sad to see whats become of these places
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walk to the light....walk to the light....lol...

it just draws you in...
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wow..just makes me wonder what went thru the minds of some of the parients.......many were def mentally ill and im sure very confused from day to day// and im also sure that others were in their own world...maybe many felt that their life was normal....to have never felt love or compassion...
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This is so different compared to your newer stuff....
in the processing and exposure...but still has that "Motts" feel to it...I just love this shot!! :)
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WOW id love that in my backyard LOL
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I wonder if this is a tin ceiling..so very nicely done
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for such an old place the floors seem to be in good shape...a good sanding & stain and it would look so beautiful again
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The woodwork is very elegantly done thruout this place....just priceless