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amazing... reminds me of my granomether's victorian-era house... absolutely beautiful
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Wonder how many lost souls are locked up in there. :0(
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How beautiful, a lot of work went into making that angel. Such a shame that people don't worship there. They should restore it and maybe move it to another location. So beautifully done, its a shame its abandoned!
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Beatutiful painting. Suprised that no one has taken it over the years. It does have a very sacred meaning to it, maybe those who have walked the halls there realized that. Thanks for sharing your finding Motts!
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Wow, this is in GREAT shape!
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Great and accurate title.
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It is like the Shining... "Welcome Mr. Motts, we have been expecting you." Or maybe, "Why Mr. Motts, you are the caretaker here sir. You have always been the caretaker."
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Motts, what is the size perspective of this shot? That film almost looks to be 70mm instead of 35mm. Do you remember if it was more than about 1.25" wide?
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Truth be told, you would have a hard time giving these away let alone selling them. The projector heads on the front could be worth a little something and more than likely would still be very usable. Those lamphouses are cool to find and great to look at, but there are many reasons they haven't been used commercially in decades.
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yes,you probaly shouldn't disturb stuff. it still would be cool though
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Thanks Binky you made my day! =)

And for coming up with such a wonderful and elaborate story of Half Brick I applaud you and I definitely say that you to are unique. =)

And yest that most definitely answered my question.
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LOVE THIS ONE!! The bend of the wood is beautiful!
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Damn! I am impressed that you had the guts to continue onward in these buildings!
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The house of green gables?
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detour ?