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I would love to sing there!
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I have to agree with many of the posts above, however, nice butt fits great.
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Yeah, i did too, Matt. That's why I posted it, it just reminded me of some of the pantry photos I saw of the Titantic.
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WOW, that's what I have to say to the above photos. Again, Well Done Mr. Motts and Happy Easter and spring to you! They are all great photos and I love your comments about each photo. They are stories to treasure.
Ephemera: Welcoming Spring
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It's a base for something, but I can't tell what it is. Almost looks like plastic closeup.
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The darkness of the bricks is actually a combination of being wet (no doubt contributing to the crumbling of the plaster), and some green and black mold.
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Loved the gallery Motts, as always cant wait for the next,
Happy Easter.
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What did you do when you had to go to the bathroom and were in one of these things?
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SrRaV, looks to me like either a bell,
or it could have once been a copper moulding thats turned green over time.
Maybe Motts can correct me tho if im wrong
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Michelle, looks like that to me too,
i remember seeing a photo like this in a book, or something
on the Titanic
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Did anyone ever get written permission to do a ghost hunt there?

let me know me... amalvarez7@gmail.com - I want to join in!
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That wheelchair would be worth a bit
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The bulb looks brand new
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I wouldnt mind a big framed picture for the wall either, Kez.
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The chair looks like its steel plated.