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ESU would suggest emergency services unit, but I would think they would have a larger door and more stuff left behind if that was the case, so I would assume it is something else.
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Oh dear, I don't like the sound of that E.S.U....

Beautiful colours, all the same.
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I do enjoy new pictures and that was very nice gallery. I am surprised to see the tin ceiling is still their as the panels are much beloved by scrappers looking for something to sell for scrap though the proximity to the prison may have helped that.
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mmmmmmmmmmn paint chips.
Wonderful pictures!
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I think that might be an antique soap dispenser mounted on the wall above the toilets.
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I remember in early grade school melting crayons on a hot radiator in the back of the classroom.
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They did a nice job retrofitting modern lights and not messing things up too bad, but it doesn't look like modern AC/heat was added.
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Great pictures, always fun to come and visit this site! Thanks Motts!
It looks like it would get really cold in there during the winter months.
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At least they got Sugar and Danger together.
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Thank you Mr. Motts!
I'm happy to see a new gallery. Great shots!
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Looks like the vent puked.
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Nice black and white! Love the shadow. How amazingly intact is that mirror's reflection?
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Then try to hold your arms like he does and especially mind the elbows ;)