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I saw an old clip of a guy banging his head against the window while sitting here... I think. It was on TV.
I saw that place on TV when I was watching NBC 10 News 2 weeks ago. It's pretty neat stuff!!! They showed a 10th grade girl who lived next door to the place (and is obsessed with it), and she was on the news, and old clips! After seeing that story on the news, I wanna visit here in person!!!

If yoy missed the news story, here's the link: http://www.nbc10.com/v.../4294108/detail.html
Those 2 beds look perfect for sleeping on
Looks like blood
I can't find my neighborhood!!!
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Great gallery as always Motts....can't wait for the next one.......Thanks!!
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Yeah the floor missing would scare me ......I give Motts tons of credit for going to these places but the pictures are worth it. Just be careful ok....
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Wow, this place seems to be relatively intact.
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I bet back in its heyday this staircase was beautiful. What a pity its left to rust away with no one walking up & down on it anymore. It is a total shame really. I do agree with eldokid the plastic will still be around but the building will be long gone....anyone watch the 'Life After People' series.....very interesting.......Great pic Motts!!
This is definitely becoming my wallpaper on my netbook :) This is definitely a topper on my faves list!
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Great photo as always Motts. When I see this view of the building....I have a feeling when they were building this way back in the day someone looked up at it (one of the workers etc...) and thought what a wonderful structure it would be. They might not be too happy with the state that it is in now though....I'm sure. Thanks for giving us perspective as always Motts.
Thank-you for the update.

It was enjoyable.
"TRICK OR TREEEEAT!!!"

This is beautiful: FAVORITE! I love that the demolished wing is off to the right side, and the clump of trees are off to the left.

Works very well in black and white.
Looks like the lighting really was worth it in the end, though- It's BEAUTIFUL!
It still looks majestic. . . I like the blues and greens showing through the decay.

@Squiddy: Welcome!