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There's one smart piece o plaster, anyway... all comfy in a front-row seat...
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...how many hands grabbed that thing as people bounded up those steps....
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Gorgeous. I've never seen a staircase quite that ornate.
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Awesome!!
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now if you go in the cieling is falling apart. and there's pools of water everywhere. its not as pretty.
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Thanks alot Motts for the new gallery to see everyday. Keep up the Wonderful work you do.
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Motts can you put Wallpaper Please. Thanks alot.
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This is one location I wish that I had gotten a chance to go back to.

Coal Transport Rail system built into the upper sections was awesome as well

I have a photo with friends taken in front of this thing for a size comparison

http://abandonedhistor...ng-station/Group.jpg
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I wonder if the models in this brochure included it in their resumes & portfolios? "Yeah, I modeled straight jackets for Posey in 1976."
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Oh, my.
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Surprisingly lovely subject matter!! Nice!
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Another great shot. What I love about the morgue shots, by the way, isn't that they churn a morbid curiosity, but that they humanize things... morgues are so hidden (not that they shouldn't be, death's not an easy subject to face) from normal life while they are such an integral part. These shots and ones like them are the only contact some will have with this type of situation, in life anyway, and it's a cleaner, safer way to ponder and observe, far from the last activity it held....
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Love it.
Makes me think of the sehower scene from 'Psycho', Then again, ever since we watched it, I have never been able to look at showers the same way again.
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.................o boy