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I'd like to nominate this one for wallpaper!
This one draws me in, for some reason!
As always, beautiful work!
Sorry "Section" !!
See "DONATE" secton above!!!
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Hate to ruin this 'REAL GHOST SIGHTING!!!!' ... But I'd tend to suspect the cowboy hat is actually a plastic moulded chair facing away in some kind of elevated position.
Thr pump don't work, 'cause the vandals took the handle!
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does anybody know if people actually still patrol that place it seems a waste of time??
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love the colours in this shot Motts
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My mom worked here a longgg time ago
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this is sad...My mom used to work here though!!!!!!!
Ooh that is creepy! I look at the top left of the doorway and I can see an eye looking at me through the glow.
*shudder*
My breath caught when that first picture showed up on screen. I agree that it's fantastic that this is being preserved. I might have to take me a trip to Brooklyn in a few years! :')
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This is a really nice rococo loft-box theatre and I'm glad to hear that it is to be restored. As a performing arts center, the owners/operators will certainly use it for stage performance, but probably not too many films.

Nice work Motts--as always.
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there were 3 theaters here
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not a lobotomy operating room at all; this building was constructed well after lobotomy had fallen out of practice. very few lobotomies were performed at norwich, and those that were got performed in a building on the opposite side of the campus.