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Is that Elvis in the corner?
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Can sum1 please tell me which building at pilgrim state I can find the morgue?? Been there a few times and no luck
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The grafttii on these walls scream "pam granger is a life wrecking bitch... except I and my children are successful and come to find out she is not. I have succeeded and pam granger of lansing michigan has ... well not.
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I was there in the 80's my stepmother hated me. My father consorted... She's gone now..
dad and I act like it didn't happen... but it did...
NICE!
I agree with SmarterPrimate -- a very strange set up though...
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You gotta see what they have done to this poor building... After our historical flood the gates that actually go across both sides of this bridge were leaking pretty bad, I mean thank god they didnt break cause the whole city would have been under water but alot of the water that did leak threw went into the basement of the Sterling. The city is telling the public that there is structural damage and it can't be repaired. They have millions in grants and even got money from the public to repair this old building and now there just shutting it down. Personally i think they just needed an excuse... They took the money and blew it on... Whatever... They even closed of half of the road cause there saying it could fall at anytime supposedly they don't have the money to tear it down either.... It's rediculious.... In its Hayday this place was probably amazing. Back then a person worked on the tile, railings, trimming by hand it wasn't stuck in a machine and had a button pushed... MOTTS brings this back to life! I've been on this site ever since I found it on 3 days ago continuously. Thank you for doing what you do Motts and I'm glad I get to comment on it too!
Oh, yes, wallpaper... please, please.
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Whoever did the electrical conduit on the wall sure did a hack job.
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Nice. I like the way the light from the window falls on the chair & floor.
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Those are drinking water pitchers. The Styrofoam kept the ice & water cold. I damn near killed myself on a motorcycle back in 1973 & spent 28 days in the hospital. They changed the pitchers everyday and put the last name & date on them.
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The thought of a sheer wall of bricks is not nearly as creepy as this sheer wall of bricks actually is! The starknes is breathtaking!
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My God, that's beautiful. From a distance, this is just a rusty pipe. But up close it becomes a thing of beauty. This is a perfect example of what makes an Opacity photo so unique. It's all in capturing the details.
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The light play on all the bricks of the KPPC bldgs. is quite mesmerizing. I drive through here every day and am in awe of the shadows. I wish people respected them and stopped destroying them, cause we'll all be sad when they're gone! :(
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Stunning shot.
The simplicity speaks volumes!