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Makes sense, thanks Matthew!
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Very wide proscenium arch, but strangely shallow stage area.
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The stacks of bricks were to help support the weight of the statues (likely Mary and Joseph) from the alcoves. From their original height, they could not be tipped on their side for carrying by a ad-hoc crew without toppling completely. By lowering the statues to the height of the bricks, they could lay the statues on their side, and carry them out.
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Interesting how it hadn't decayed like so much of the rest of this building.
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Gives me scary butterflies in my stomach. I couldn't move any closer.
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The beams are magnificent! You can't find corbel supports and hurricane clips like that anymore!
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This is one spooky shot!
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its 2017...yikes
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You can check out any time you like but you can never leave.
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Thanks Mr Motts
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Interesting that they're not blocking the window.

Maybe someone or thing is watching.
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They're hatching up a plot to go after the chairs.
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Now the doors fit.
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Ahhh to have as a set to hang on the wall.
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Oh no I've gone around the bend.