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I would assume the guy on the left is with you?

Beautiful shot. I love the shadows.

With all of this equipment that is hopelessly out of date and requiring very expensive repairs to use again, it begs the question: why isn't some of it recycled? Or is it a foolish thought?

Mammabear, you just brought back a memory. worked in the cafeteria during college and made batches of pudding in that type of cooker. had to use a pan under the bottom spigot to collect the cooked pudding. 5 gallons at a time. chocolate and vanilla and sometimes butterscotch.

Great comparison A D.

Okay I know this is going to sound wierd..... But the pipes at the top that divide have been reminding me of a giant that has bent over to do something. See the legs and the trunk? Can't you just imagine what the rest looks like?
Thanks for the new gallery so much for getting stuff done today

I'm sad you came to my city, Motts, and I didn't know. This is one of my favorite places to go, take photos and reflect. LOTS of our local famous are buried here!!

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it's incredible, fantastic, i'm from spain, and the your sites are maravillous!!!!

Richard,
I know for a fact, since I am a resident of Waltham most of my life since I was at Gaebler in 82-84 and they just wanted the building down because there were to many kids getting in it and partying and trashing the place and all the asbestos was out in the open and getting into the air and before it gets to the residents that live near the building they are taking it down, It should be down this week if the weahter cooperates, It's all gutted out and scary looking, my husband and I were just there we walked thru the woods to get to it cause the police are patrolling it since you can easily get into the building now even thou there is a fench around, cause honestly, I have been in it a dozen times in the past few months when it was just boarded up and now all the windows have been knocked out and the asbestos taking out and they even knocked out some of the structure where the bottom floor doors are so you can now just walk in, I am going to go up there today if the weather here cooperates, it's been raining and I have been sick the past few days and haven't been able to get out of bed until this am. Yes the cops are everywhere now looking for tresspassers but, there is such a way around it, I know the woods like the back of my hands and that is how you go around it. Request me on facebook Michelle Woods-Godfory I have a lot of pictures from being inside the building and outside on the grounds and took video's as well....I will keep you and everyone updated as much as I can,,,,,,

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Hello, if you want to see pictures of the place request me on facebook Michelle Woods-Godfroy, I have a lot of pictures on their and some viideo's that I just took of the place, the building is being taken down, I want to say within a week, the whole thing is completely gutted out, you can see right thru the place from one end to the other, it's freaky, there was a lot of asbestos and lead paint that we all lived in when we were there and never knew it. I don't know who you are cause I don't know your real name but, just request me on facebook,,,Hope you are doing well since you got out of that horrible place....

Almost every shot reminded me of Fritz Lang's 1942 classic "Metropolis" .

For a moment I thought I was looking at an H.R. Giger painting!

"Todays Steel has been brought to you by the Number 5."

This one would make a fine wallpaper! Very nice shot, Mr Motts.