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Is this facility open for tours or "enter at own risk" type of thing?

Thank you again for all those marvelous pictures of a truly fabulous home. Again, such a shame the family suffered so much. This is another beautiful building, I hope someone repairs it and enjoys it. Thank you again.

What a beautiful room.

The family who originally owned this certainly did have tragic things happen to them. What a shame. Enjoy your galleries.

This place is fantastic!

Well - how goodlooking! IT had a fine caretaker a few years. Lucky and well done You have these pictures before IT was thrashed.

id bathe in that!!

Small generators. Used to work on home generators back in the day and that's exactly what they looked like.

Definitely Betadine. I had a minor surgery done on my foot about two weeks ago and they used Betadine to disinfect the surgical area and get this, it had the consistency of syrup. It, however, does not have a distinct smell, nor does it some off of ANYTHING easily. It took almost twenty minutes in the shower (when I could shower) to scrub that stuff off once it dried.

Yes - this whole building event is sadness. Storage all they needed safe fr.o.m. Rats & mice.

OK that view is of the outside of the room at the top of the stairs with the glass blocks "Reflecting Room"

Just the thought of all the broken bones I would get falling down those stairs, makes me want to take a bunch of Dilauded right away.LOL)

Is that your signature "Lonely Chair" shot?LOL)

I live in a 117+ year old Victorian home, and mine has a few of those old push button light switches.

Thank you so much. Thoroughly enjoyed.Very beautiful & precious pictures and all - the idea....
and firmly believe could be put back in order and to be happily lived in /this time/ - this building seems to have a good watching warden caretaker as not thrashed nor full of scribble graffiti.