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Wonder how dark that place was in the evenings even when operational? The lights up on the ceiling couldn't have put out enough light for the space. Haven't really noticed a lot of lights anywhere in the other pics either. I suppose if you were making rounds you had a flashlight.
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Those are huge in comparison to the footprint of the available floorspace underneath. No idea what those used to do or connect to.
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You have to appreciate Type E Pulverizers
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One of the few doors I've seen with hardware still intact. The blue stripe on the bottom is interesting. I wonder what was behind that door.
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What a beautiful contrast between light & dark.
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I noticed the paint is peeling in the direction of the brush strokes. These pics are classic Motts at his best.
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Can't help but notice that all the hardware has been removed from the doors.
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I wonder if it would run if it was plugged in.
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My God, that's beautiful. Spectacular photography. I can spend hours looking at these.
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Are the floors buckling or is that an optical illusion?
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Makes me think of orphans and gruel...

WAY too much Oliver Twist, methinks.
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Makes me wonder if the magnetic paint that I used on my one wall in my house will still function after 65 years!
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Feels like a sureal dream
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What wall?
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Beatiful, yet extremely creepy!!