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My God, that's beautiful.
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Beautiful detail captured perfectly.
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It's been a year since the last comment on this page. I wonder if that beautiful little chapel is still standing. The stained glass is spectacular.
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Psych rehab today is simply sending the patient home with a bottle of pills, hoping they take them, and wondering why they return in 3 months.
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Is that Greenmount Cemetery on Greenmount Ave? If not you've got to visit there--it is a famous cemetery and has a complete listing on Wikipedia. It has a gatehouse designed in the Gothic Revival style, and is surrounded by a wall built in the mid 19th century. Famous people buried there include: John Wilkes Booth, Johns Hopkins (founded the University & hospital), Enoch Pratt (funded Baltimore Public Libraries & the nearby Sheppard Pratt psychiatric hospital), & Napoleon's sister-in-law. It's a great photo op.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Baltimore's Sinking Stones
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luv it
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Nature always win. It will consume this building and eventually bring it down.
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Infant one. My wife works at a daycare & the kids are divided into groups according to their age. There is infant 1, infant 2, trans (for transitional) 1 & trans 2. Toddler 1 & 2, and so on. When they reach school age, they graduate and move on.
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Makes you wonder why they are sinking so much - and if the stones are sinking, how far down have the caskets sunk. Wonderful shots Mr. Motts.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Baltimore's Sinking Stones
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Wow! That's what you get for using cheap paint. Amazing photography.
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Beautiful red brick work. People laid those bricks one by one many years ago. Think of the work & sweat that went into it's construction.
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Wow!
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This building is massive. It's a shame such a structure is wasting away. I'm sure that by now the building is too far gone to refurbish it. Beautiful photography.
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A beautiful old building. Love the porch & columns.
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Keep up the good work,Mr. Motts. I don't know what we would do without you. And,yes the headstones sinking is very disturbing and makes you wonder what's going on underground?
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Baltimore's Sinking Stones