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Sorry about the previous posts incorrect spelling the sentence should read the word "LAUNDROMAT", is/was trademarked by Westinghouse electric.
Fantastic colors & lighting, Motts! Beautiful!!
I remember having to spit in one of those porcelain sinks at my dentists office when I was about 5 or 6. He was older than god and all his work was temporary. I was 35 when I had one of his temporary fillings replaced with a permanent one! And the smell of that room. Some things are just burned into memory!
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Yes you are right - it's a Penny Markt. For some reason I thought it was an Aldi...
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No, it was demolished for a Toyota research facility in 2006.
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It was a new concept to me as well. It does make a lot of sense - if there's no natural hill for gravity, why not utilize the height of an existing smoke stack for gravity?
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well i am going thare with friends to see what it looks like mad scary
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I seriously doubt those are more than 6' deep which makes me wonder, how does someone my size fit into that. Im 6'4" and around 250. Also makes me wonder how the larger ones fit. With the trays, id say theres only a good foot of space left
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If the counters were a little wider, it would be more like a bar
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This looks just like that one hotel in Fallout 3.. Creeeeepy!
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How can something of such beauty be tossed aside with an impression of disconcern...reality, never a close companion, finally slipped away one dark night.
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looks like no ones been on here in awhile,well ive been there many times...i was hurt they were knocking it down,they dont realized what theyve done.so many lost souls,does anyone know if ANY of it was left standing??
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Is this place still standing??
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When I came here when I was in highschool with my friends, at night. This room was the first I recall, and even though it was darker than dark, i could make out what it looked like and this is exactly what I seen. Truly amazing
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Make this for desktop and I will love you forever!