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I was thinking the same. It's so eerie. You'd never guess this place was abandoned.
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When I first started bowling at the age of 4, we had 2 bowling alleys nearby in Bellmore that featured the same kind of ball returns and alleys. Oh, how I remember those days. Great find, Motts.
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M., thanks for sharing, but that SUCKS. :( What a beautiful building...well it WAS a beautiful building....
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Oh my. What an awesome structure! I hate, hate, hate that is collapsed. Such a shame. I would have loved to have seen the inside...although I guess it is indeed good that you stayed out. Thanks for sharing, it is really interesting!
Ephemera: Cornell's Hydraulic Lab
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Wow, I can imagine the challenges to even build such a structure! As much as we all would have loved to see what magic you could have worked in there, I'm glad you couldn't find a way in this time!!!
Ephemera: Cornell's Hydraulic Lab
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That has to be one of the coolest photo subjects ever. Fantastic shots, Mr Motts.
Ephemera: Cornell's Hydraulic Lab
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Absolutly amazing, i as the just the other week and the place blew my mind. stunning shot
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I could have gone all day without seeing this. Yuck!
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This would be great wallpaper.
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Such a waste. A lot of time & effort went into building these grand old structures & now here they sit abandoned. Time stops for nothing or no one. Thank you Motts for posting treasures for all to see.
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Your photography is stunning. I have turned others to this site. Thank you for sharing pictures of objects that will be gone in a few years.
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Wow. Nice video. Any idea on the identity of the hospital or what type of facility it was?
Ephemera: Reperages
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This picture is definitely eerie. Amazing angle!
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That is extremely cool!!! (In more ways than one, judging by those icicles.) Thanks for the awesome pictures. It would be neat to know more background on that, I may have to google. Very unique abandonment, though, and also very fitting for your site. I, too, am glad you didn't go inside, as we certainly need you to remain among the living so as to continue with your astounding photography!
Ephemera: Cornell's Hydraulic Lab
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This was a really cool place. But by the time I left Ithaca in 1999, the building was in really bad shape. Good call. Glad you didn't attempt it, Motts.
Ephemera: Cornell's Hydraulic Lab