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Rich nice tribute to all, glad to see you are still kicking and enjoying the summer heat (yuck). It is also good to see that the people who came after us share the same type of memories. Sunnycroft was just that kind of place in everyones life..God Bless you and all sunnycrofters.

The place looked graffiti free in the images so there was that.

Looks like someone stole the bannisters and railings.

I'm not sure if it's the angle but the door appears to less wide than it should be.

I was so confused when I accidentally read that as "a pair of wadders."

The intact cabinets were the first thing I noticed, so nice to see. Of course someone took out the window on the right and enlarged the opening a bunch. More tender mercies of scrappers.

Even the chairs keeled over

Mica,
Given the detailing on the frame it may have been ornate door, it may have been salvaged at some time.

I have encountered a number of these potty chairs in my urbex over the years. Usually in abandoned houses along w/ other medical type things. It is always odd and depressing to find such things abandoned.

I do like that table, it might have been restore-able.

Thanks, Motts! I am continually amazed at how you keep coming up with new and interesting galleries. A tip of the lens cap to you.

This photograph of the ruins of a place of suffering reminds me of something i forgot to remember, like those piercing eyes peering through the sunbean.

Yup. I'm surprised they were able to replace those old windows with glass block.

mcm if you aren't yet another hoaxer screwing with me check the email you provided the subject is "Garden School".

Can of Busch beer hidden in the rubble