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To me this doesn't even look like a photograph, more like a water color painting. Great eye.
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That's definitely one of the less forboding cellars I've seen.
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Looks like the stairs never end.
Forget that fake haunted house crap. I know the place is haunted and want to see the real deal!
I am in love with this location. And who better to capture it's beauty than Motts?
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lovin the lone tub shot. i agree wheres the soap dispenser?
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To think that someone spent alot of hours sitting in that chair. There must be a lot of secrets that chair is keeping
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This would make a killer wallpaper. Fantastic shot Mr. Motts. From what I'm reading from recent posts I'm assuming this place has a date with the wrecking ball soon?
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i really want to find out all these weird things. is it posiible to go even today ?
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I'll go if you can give me a "no zombie" guarentee ... or clowns
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the paint looks like the transition thing in the movie silent hill
Seems that the cage surrounding the radiator would have gotten pretty hot too, thus defeating the purpose LOL. I could be wrong though!
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Hey Steve
We're you ever here?
D' field- they didnt tear it down yet. It will be torn down sometime in September 2011.
I grew up living less than two minutes away from this place, and i'd have to say that the picture looks NOTHING like what it looks like now. I looked back at it a couple days ago, and You can tell that its abandoned with its broken windows and torn-down doors. It has dead plants and moss all over... i'm convinced its haunted... although i have never heard any screams or anything that some people say, when i was little, i used to make up stories about what happened. I ended up scaring myself so much...