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A lot of lonely people stared out that window over the decades. They probably watched the snow fall against a street light at night missing family during the holidays. Maybe they heard faint Christmas songs coming from a radio at the nurses station. If they stood close enough they could feel the cold air seep in around the window frame.

Makes for a colorful shot and the low blue ones remind me of my old bean bag chair i used to fall into when i was a teenager.

That cracked me up Pbuick.... could roast several yard birds on that!

i really want to go inside this place so bad i love all of you amazing pictures

Amazing machinery, but no way in hell would I work on it unless I removed the breaker and put a false one in. Otherwise some idiot would replace the breaker and reset it at just the wrong moment and those gears would continue to churn with one of my limbs in it. Maybe I am a little paranoid, but incidents like those happen all too often.

Metal doors with observation windows. Over time the decay & rust adds to the sinister appearance. All those lined up like that make for an awesome shot.

Penicillin at its finest! Maybe not....i think thats blue mold :)

What a shame it was locked...Could you see anything through the window part of the door? Looks dark in there.

The hall and the doors looks much wider here.

How cool is that!?

Reminds me of thousands of puzzle pieces...Would not want the job of putting them together

Oh My! What a great photo!

Enjoyed that blast from the past Larry :)

Some photos make you want to just stop and stare... this is one of those!

Fire is exactly what i thought to Toot! & a fire in there is not to far-fetched given the crispy, peeling look of the paint.