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Love this gallery. Have you been back to Henryton since these shots were taken? The level of vandalism and destruction is down right disgusting. I went for the first time probably 10 years ago...and have been back a few time in recent weeks, and it's just sad. Still like exploring, and taking pictures...SOME of the "art work" can make for some interesting photos...but not usually. I'm going to try to get to Rosewood soon...but I think because it's a little more heavily guarded, we (my friend and I) may try to ask for permission to photograph.

Anyway, great stuff here. Very good work.
looks like the tree is slowly opening the window
thank you Kat for the update
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it all went YEARS ago.
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Very nice gallery Motts! :)
Another AWESOME gallery, Ya made my Monday, man!
You sure do track down some cool "off the beaten path" locations!'
As always, Thanx!
Unfortunately, the Königsberg Sanatorium burnt down last year. (2010)
Apperently, some idiots set a fire and the fire department decided to let it burn down entirely since most parts had been demolished by fire anyway.
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Thanks Motts, well done =)
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The railing does look rather Deco, definitely post-war.
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Looks like a lost ruin, in a way I guess it is... In a 'modern' kind of way.
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The couches look like they came out of a bus.
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Oh when will the soap dispenser joke die hah
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Sprout would be in reference to the tree that appears to be sprouting from
the foundations, I'd assume.
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A great shot for the last picture in yet another wonderful gallery. Thank you.
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Those are great windows. And I like the exposed brick better than the tile.