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I'll guess that piece of stairway lives on somebody's porch somewhere.

Looks like my house!

A salver dragging something. The millwork in this place is killing me. Outstanding Victorian craftsmanship. I salvaged a crapload of stuff just like that from a huge 1890s convent that was being razed back in the 70s. Entire doorways like that with doors in perfect condition, tons of the trim. It all burned in my brother's barn in a fire.

Stuff like that can come in handy during an exploration trip. Bring a roll!

So glad you documented this photographically and provided some written annotations.

Club Med or Sandals has nothing on this place.

Some of the doorways appeared to have threshold plates at the bottom with door stops and the corners were chewed up. I'd guess doors were removed for PTs in wheelchairs to easily move around. Amazing to see the transoms still have the glass intact.

Beautiful view out the window to enjoy as you wake up in the morning. Very nice 5 star resort feel!

Likely a zombie victim. Amazing inset judge panels in these door frames. I don't see that level of detail often.

The tall height appears to make it look narrow. I'd guess it's a 2-10 if not a 3-0.

All a nice compliment to the gooey bird poop running down that dresser. An outstanding design statement!

now, that looks more like German engineering and craftsmanship!

Given the name of the photo I'm thinking someone thought this might have been a Latrine of some sorts?

No sef-respecting mason would lay claim as that being a very poor attempt to build some sort of temporary restriction for foot traffic.clip that thing with the corner of a dolly or hand cart and something if not everything is going to crumble. Not very german, must be a Russian attempt.

If that was a real reflection, the windows in the bottom half would be upside down. I took art and painting courses in school and learned about reflections. Still, it is deceiving and mesmerizing at the same time. Something about collapsed floors that just fascinates me!