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Don't worry about the "lonely" chair. He's got a bucket friend to keep him company.
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So much to see in this shot. Interesting texture on the walls. I noticed the absence of electric outlets or light switches. The windows are remarkable. That's a bazaar looking seat next to the right wall. It appears to have a set of foot pegs near the bottom. Great pic Mr. Motts.
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Beautiful hallway shot. The glow at the end is surreal.
looks like someone either escaped through the hatch near the floor, or broke out of it coming in.
And not one Swastika? Where is the urban artists sense of rebellion these days....
I can almost hear it now "Nurse Diesel? Ve Haft to take ze Nazal Schmears Today Ja?"
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I was a seminarian there from 1961-63 after the seminary moved there from West Haverstraw. These pictures are haunting. I remember the place so well.
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i believe fireman1374 is right
lol
just think what Alfred Hitchcocks Vertigo would be like if Mr Motts was the camera man
lost on this one :(
do like the c's from window to window
looks like a wheel to turn on/off water
would love to watch a snow storm from here
large microwave?