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That Blue-Green was a very popular color in the late 50's and early 60's. The grade school I attended, built circa 1958 had those same tiles. I own a 1962 GMC that is painted that color as well.
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Ah, the gate to the promised land.
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The chair-audience is waiting next door but the piano has a bit of stage-fright... :)
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The "Pig" word fits the mirror-inverted "ble" ending of "unable". Bled ink.
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I wander if the followers of this site agree with you on that comment JDubya.Do you see structures of this high standard being constructured today?It would cost a fortune and a half to build simular and i think the skill in building has gone.A lot of the way things were done back then just aint done anymore.The eyesore part of the comment is Your opinion,and i suppose thats ok because I for one dont agree.This place is awesome and to stay the night in one of the rooms where most of the gatherings took place would be the best.Sad that time is going to be its fate,Thanx MOTTS
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Hey Timmy, that's some fine lead-based paint you've got there
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P.S. Bones that is very true
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People used to wrap them in a canvas and make the patient sit in the tub for hours at a time
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love that staircase
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wonderful
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wonderful photo love it would hang it in my house
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Although I am Presbyterian, my dad grew up in the Baptist church. I went with him to his church a few times and they had a landscape portrait of a river in the front; apparently lots of Baptist churches have these. The rectangular object at the front looks like one of these. This room might've been used for religious services on Saturdays & Sundays. Also, I noticed a projector screen lying on the floor on the stage. It might've been put down to show movies.
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I work with theater technology, and I have worked in many theaters. This was probably just a small auditorium or lectures or even small shows. The other theater was probably for more elaborate productions.

Also, those seats look really uncomfortable. >(
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awesome Mr. Motts!
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I think that metal door on the left might be for a fire hose or something. Although why they need a fire hose in a tiled room that is almost always wet is besides me.