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They really don't. It makes me sick that this is being demolished. :(

It's a crying shame. We're losing another architectural gem to the wrecking ball. Buildings of this era are national treasures & should be treated as such. It's just a crying shame. =8`-(

I just read the article Motts posted about the demolition of this beautiful hotel. I do actually have several favorite locations that Motts has posted and this is one of them. It is such a shame that yet another grand old place will be torn down. I wish something could have been done but it looks hopeless. I hope they don't put another damn Wal-Mart there. Urgh. Thanks for the info, Motts.

Its absolutely disgusting that someone would burn this down. In no way am I religious, but that is rather disrespectful.

"Cellblock Fifteen opened in April 1959, replacing Cellblock Thirteen as the maximum security block. Extending from the end of Cellblock Two, Cellblock Fifteen had 17 cells on each of its two floors. This block became known as "Death Row" when men with death sentences were placed here between 1959 and 1961; however, there were never any executions at Eastern."
http://www.easternstat...lore/online-360-tour

They don't build them like they used to. So much beauty going to waste.

What a stunning view. You always have such a good eye Mott. I really appreciate seeing the old buildings and imagine what they were like in their heyday.

Not to take away from the creepy fun, but looking a the positioning slots (assuming everything was found as shown in the pic) it seems the foot rests would have to be able to be completely detached in order to reposition them....the chains would keep them from getting misplaced or stolen.

The first thing I saw was the jaws

I would definately chose the wheelchair with the racing red colour for going down that hall, verses the other choices I have seen....

Shawn scares me.....

Mandatory Hokey-Pokey class?

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Title-tastic!

leg orthotics would be my guess...