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The zombies are down there, they're still using those. Very physically fit zombies they are.

Knit one, purl two. And that's an ORDER soldier!

That gas oven has to be from the 30s at least. Maybe it came over on the Mayflower?

Ok, I guess the doors were not that fancy. Somebody just decided to kick the crap out of them. :o)

Fancy panel design. The door in the foreground appears to still have a sliver of wood in in that center panel. I imagine those big panels were quite decorative and somebody put the grab on them.

Ferdy, it almost makes my arms hurt when I see that too. Lots of work troweling that plaster day in and day out. I used to make play swords out of old lathe sticks when I was a little shaver.

The decorative iron structures under the windows are a Victorian architectural feature called a "balconette". They vary in styles, and this type was indeed designed to hold window boxes or potted plants. They were mainly seen as a decorative feature, but I would imagine that people liked them because they added a safety factor for small children and pets as well.

A balconette is also a style of bra.

terrific! that angle just makes the shot

stunning

what great colors in this one

ohmy, what a great pic

a new gallery, a great shot. love it, just love it

Hydrotherapy rooms always terrify me. I couldn't imagine setting foot in there.

I love when would-be lonely chairs have friends. Lovely shot.

That's crazy that the room is still in such nice condition. Excellent find!