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I just went and looked back at the other gallery for this location and saw that there was no equipment left in the projection room!
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I am often amazed at how you can capture so much atmosphere in your photographs. This one in particular brings forth feelings of a late fall day, chill in the air, probably around twilight. Of course I could be wrong and this was shot on a spring morning, but that just shows the artistic element in you! Thanks for a great gallery, although I was a little dissappointed there was no projection equipment in the theater pictures. Maybe next time! Thanks, you are the best!
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that thing looks dangerous
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holy cow
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THE SUSPENSE IS KILLING ME. . . did you get up in that projection booth and take pictures of the equipment (he says in anticipation. . .)
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Yea, I don't know what it is about decaying theaters, but I have to say I think they're my favorite! Next to the hospitals of course!
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I'd take a room just like that, debris and all!
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For the band list add The Scorpions!! I saw them back in the 90's..possibly 93 or 94 my son (who is almost 19 now) was still in his stroller.
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Preventive maintanance maybe?
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Fantastic!
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Sorry, mistook the name line as a subject line for Alva Cape, above. I have photos of many tugs and vessels on one of my pages. My grandfather and great grandfather both worked on tugs; my other great grandfather was a captain on the Hudson River Day Line. Link is http://heritage-files....boat_Traditions.html
I bet some of those boats are in this graveyard. Would love to go.
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Might this be the Alva Cape of the 16 June 1966 Texaco Massachusetts/Alva Cape disaster? My grandfather was chief engineer aboard the Susan Moran (tug) that day, on the rescue mission.
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Nice shot
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this is sketchy as hell
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Boiler,
My brothers name is Danny. He would have been between 8 and 10...not really sure I don't remember exactly when he was there. I was pretty young myself.

Estepeni,
My brother is currently living in F.I.N.R in FL. He doesn't currently have internet access.

My brother has been in quite a few facilities since Gaebler. He has tourettes.