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I couldn't help but take a peek inside though. Closed doors are like boxes, you just have to know what's inside.

Woo hoo first comment! I just love this place, I could have spent hours in here.

holy cow, with my bad eyesight I would have walked right out there! What a surprise THAT would have been! I have a fascination for missing floors for some odd reason.

Was there no railings in this place? Or did someone take them all. It doesn't look like there was any in place at one time but I can't imagine them not having something to grab on to.

The stairs look like marble and I just love the carvings on the ceiling, just beautiful. That's what's wrong with newer buildings, they just don't have the detail that the older ones had.

It says a lot to the craftsmen who built these places that they can stand for so long open to the elements and not be totally destroyed.

More! More! More! Don't stop, you have many addicts that love looking through new galleries (and the old ones as well!)

Was that a bricked up doorway or something else?

Were those stained glass? Strange to have stained glass in a non-church building.

This place has been picked clean. They even took the hand rails in the stairwells. Still very interesting to see.

Well back in 2003 my homeboys wanted to take a trip to the KPPH, so we all got high and decided to go, well when we got there only 3 of us wanted to go in, a few people at the bar across the street said be careful and watch for cops, we didn't see any so we went around the bushes to find a way in while the other 3 stayed behind, so we found a doorway open and just walked in and went up the stairs, we went through the hallway and started opening doors and came to one door that was so cold and hard to open that once we did get it open saw blood on the walls and a window open but it wasn't cold outside so you tell me why it was cold in that room and no other room, so we walked on and went upstairs again through a door which we left open so we could go back down, we got to the kitchen it appeared and walked around, and walked up to a row of windows and seen what appeared to be a car driving up with its headlights on which later when asked the others left behind never happened so that seemed crazy there, plus when we ducked down to get away from the lights of the car we thought was there we heard movement in the ceiling above us and then to not waste much more time since they were waiting for us down there we decided to backtrack our way to go back down the stairs we came up we found the door locked so we was like damn, so how did that happen, so we had to find another way down and eventually did and climbed out an open boarded up window that was loose and ran back around to see our other friends who said we were up there for like an hour which didn't seem like it, we never made it to a lot of spots we wanted to, like the tunnels, morgue and other spots, and the cemetery, really it felt like it was somewhat haunted but the spots that were the most spooky we never seen, but I did feel something there the hour we spent there, it was an interesting experience that I'll always remember though!!

Thank you for another wonderful gallery Motts! I am amazed over the colors in this one!

OMG. Those windows..wow. What a shot Motts! Thanks for the wallpaper!

wow, that one looks pre-historic!

the headless statue guards the broken windows.