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Icewox wrote:
The roseola baby looks like Peter Lorre, maybe in that story/segment of the movie "Tales of Terror.
- Location: Foster State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Cave Dwellers
Icewox wrote:
Looks like a lot of water damage. Maybe there was a bathroom or something directly upstairs?
Nice bricks. Peekaboo!
Nice bricks. Peekaboo!
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Icewox wrote:
"By a waterfall, I'm calling yoo-oo-oo-ou!"
How long can a fire door stay closed anyway?
How long can a fire door stay closed anyway?
- Location: Foster State Hospital (view comments)
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Motts wrote:
I'll have to check that out, thanks!
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Icewox wrote:
Looks like there's never any shortage of light in the room... except at night. I'm surprised there are no bats!
I could see someone stripping the tile to save it for another room somewhere else.
I could see someone stripping the tile to save it for another room somewhere else.
- Location: Foster State Hospital (view comments)
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Icewox wrote:
Those rectangles might be holes that were sealed in. They might have been windows or open places without glass, or built-in medicine cabinets with mirrors. I work at a place that was abandoned for a few years before it was renovated into a new kind of place and I saw a lot of the renovations. Those rectangle shapes remind me of the work of our maintenance crew in such a project.
- Location: Foster State Hospital (view comments)
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Icewox wrote:
I wash my hands of this whole thing! (joke)
I like those columns. I've never seen anything like that before. Maybe the Doric style is worth a little research....
I like those columns. I've never seen anything like that before. Maybe the Doric style is worth a little research....
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eldokid@aol.com wrote:
These are breath taking photographs, like most of them here, but somehow these have a certain "feel" to them. Amazing. If you are ever in the Albany NY area, you should check out Albany Rural Cemetery. It's got some very old sections and there is a caretakers house there that looks like it's been abandoned for quite some time. There's also a crematory there that I belive is still in use. I spent many lonely days there walking among the stones. Once I took a tape recorder with me. I actually captured some pretty erie sounds by one of the older crypts that I didn't hear until I listened to the tape later.
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gypsy wrote:
...or a gargantuan bobbin threader.
- Location: Bethlehem Steel Mill (view comments)
- Gallery: Cathedrals of Steel
gypsy wrote:
Oh, the gauge shots are my favs....
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gypsy wrote:
Lol my boyfriend, RJ, loves this one... new fan hehe
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gypsy wrote:
More pure industrial beauty.
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- Gallery: Cathedrals of Steel
gypsy wrote:
No longer, and politically incorrect. Hehe
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gypsy wrote:
Soooooooo cool.
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- Gallery: Cathedrals of Steel
gypsy wrote:
Thankyou!!!
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