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I'm sure I'll be down in Florida at some point; I will try!
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I don't recall there being much left inside the projector room - I would imagine it was all scrapped.
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Thanks, I took a photo class in college but didn't fare too well until I found abandoned buildings to shoot.
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I would assume the old equipment was replaced at some point with a more up-to-date generating system, which would explain the seemingly out of place concrete block.
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The title stems from the enormous arches that held up the roof I was standing on, and their resemblance to the inside of some kind of mythical whale or sea creature in my imagination...
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I didn't notice that - you're right Chris, it looks like the same wall with a few modifications, and the "shadow" of the lower section can be seen in the modern photo.
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Reminds me of War of The World the original movie. I like it ... :)
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I can only guess at a shaft for air ventilation or space for conduits or water pipes.
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Thanks guys!
autoguy - I didn't get to see the ore unloaders but will keep an eye out for them next time I'm in Chicago - I did manage to scope out the Acme coke plant on the south side after this place, working on that set at the moment.

LucieLou - thanks, I've been super busy shooting abandoned buildings on the south coast during the past few days, but I'm back now!
thtats on fu*cked up looking horse. why did i have to look at this gallery at 11:00 pm??? no sleep tonight i guess -_-
mayyybe you could put some of that soap into a.... SOAP DESPENSER!!!
hahaha sorry i had to! ^.^
the use for the sifter wasnt really explained enough for me, any one please care to elaborate? :D
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what the hell did ever happen to scott?
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i second that kinda ironic havin blinds on a church for whatever reason,be it light or privacy i could go on and on....irony.
i really like this site and this buliding.its so sad to see such pretty buildings be torn down...