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If kept dry inside and weather-tight, a building can hold up ok. Once open to quickly changing temperature and humidity cycles inside, it starts to go. When the roof starts leaking, kiss it goodbye real fast in the scheme of things, and say hello to the invading zombies.

If you aren't nuts when you enter that room, you will be after you spend time staring at those walls.

The window treatments and wall coordination is just absolutely stunning. I MUST find out who their decorator is! Is this the room where they ripped everyone's teeth out?

Of all the things to leave at a mental hospital, you'd think the staff would have at least kept tabs on the patients' dentures.

Reminds me of the sterile showers they show on tv to clean someone after they've been exposed to radiation or contaminated substances.

Great picture Motts. It is interesting how when buildings or homes etc are left alone & when all the people are gone how it really just falls a part. In time there will just be nothing left. Kinda reminds me of that program called 'Life without People' very interesting series which I'm sure alot here watched. They showed alot of buildings like this just wasting away.

I'm allergic to it. I always get a false positive reading, so they just bypass the skin test and give me the xray. I don't have TB, don't worry.

Lonely tree shot!!

My mom was 10, my dad was 18, just getting ready to graduate high school. They didn't know each other even existed yet.

I love how the whole pic is slightly askew.

Confucius say; Man who fart in church sit in own phew.

Hey, I live in Buffalo, but I can't seem to find this church.
Anyone have an address or anything?!?

I had to get up a similar roof to paint a copula on a chapel. It was quite interesting. I managed it. Quasimodo would have been proud of me.

No Quasimodo jokes? He swings on the bells in the "Church of the Disfiguration"? Charles Laughton roams there at night with his group of fellow-hunchback zombies!