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An amazing find, thank you Mr. Motts. You have taken beautiful photos of it. As expressed by another viewer, I, too, would have liked to see it working. Suggestion: One of your photos above would make great wallpaper. You should really publish a book of your photos. Thanks again and congratulations.
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Beautiful looking place, shame about the collapse tho' =(
you'd think being such a unique building more would of been done to try preserve it.
Ephemera: Cornell's Hydraulic Lab
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Thank you to give me the opportunity to see the place where my father started his World War II in may1940..
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My father has been here in 1940.
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Wow, very unique. I would have loved to see that place. It looked too dangerous to go inside. Too bad it collapsed.
Ephemera: Cornell's Hydraulic Lab
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I took a walk here last Sunday; tried to picture how everything was back in the "good old days". Thank God they at least left the admin part of this magnificent structure. I also walked down the covered staircase and woodland path that goes down the hill of the property-it was a beautiful autumn day.
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Wow, that's really neat! All I can picture is some mad scientist haha like a scene from a Frankenstein film or something in that thing.
Ephemera: Cornell's Hydraulic Lab
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as a former employee of rocky point , i can honestly say that the viking was originally on the 2nd level ( MIDDLE ) And holding a decapitated head. this goes back to the earliy 60's. I operated that ride ( along with others in the park) . Rocky point became part of my family at that time. i can still see my boss ( John Ferla ) walking through the park and always with a half smile and saying to me " faster boy . . . faster.
He and his wife (pina) will always be somewhere in my heart. i can still see that big RED cadillac with that plate R P P - 1. Jeanny's ice creame next to diamond jims across from the ferris wheel. The fortune teller was to the left of them. The flying coaster ( another ride i operated. Sargent Glendenny of the warwick police department making patrols through the park on those little scooters. many more memories and will always cherish all of them.
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Wow this building looks very uninviting o.o
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It looks like there is cigarette butts on the floor too...
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We have some of those brown jars, i don't know how we got them but I was told they were from chemical labs.
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*Exactly* the kind of video I would expect to see here (and I never expected to see any video here!)

Thanks
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This looks like the abandoned hospital in my city, I love it.
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This is my favorite album so far. :)
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I love the lighting in this photo. The gurney looks alive!