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I grew up here literally. I lived in a house that bordered this property until I was 12 and lived in Goshen area til after college. My mother worked at the seminary so I was there all the time.
This photo of the fall leaves is the only thing that seems to have survived like a remember it.
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It is a cathedral. It's massive. It's beautiful and you captured it so beautifully.
Your photo need a soundtrack for viewing.... :)
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IF U LOOK THROUGH THE DOORS IT LOOKS LIKE THERE IS SOMEONE IN THE MIST
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They are tearing it down but they have to be careful because of all the asbestos.
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i was up there four times and could not find a way in this building.
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the first time i was there i walked right through there and didn't notice that until i was outside the building and said "i'm glad we didn't walk through that part, oh, wait..."
Mr Motts,you've given us a sad closure to our school. Ancilla Domini Academy was a wonderful place to be educated. The workwork inside was phenomenal. I went there for 12 years and knew it inside and out like the back of my hand. I thought that a Baptist seminary had bought it from the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart, but I could be mistaken. Thanks for the walk back in time!!
A little late on this one, but outstanding gallery!
Since so much money was already spent on the building , why not find someone to take it over and restore it to what is was.l
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Lisa, Timothy Leary was one of the psychedelic drug leaders of the 1960's. He was into LSD. He was a very controversial figure. Just Google his name. He owned a place in Millbrook in the 1960's and he died in 1996.
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Every time I think I've found my favorite another striking picture appears on the screen. Absolutely fantastic! You have quite an eye.
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LOVE this!
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Just images in the grime; we stayed pretty far away from other people inside. It might have been a very wise decision: http://www.opacity.us/...indiana_manholes.htm
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As much as possible. I've got to make a trip back soon, it's been way too long.
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I did not know ghosts could use a can of spray paint.