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More like into the deep. I stubbled onto this site about a month ago and haven't been all the way through yet. I must say Motts that you have captured the essence of all your subjects and I am absolutely enthralled! Shoutout to Lynne and JohnnyMac for all their comments and all the sacrifices they make on a daily basis to make someone elses life better. Motts keep up the outstanding work you are recording history here, thank you!
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Sorry Amy, has to be said

wouldnt a sit down urinal just be a normal toilet?
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Thanks Motts for another awesome gallery!
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You definitely got this one in exactly the right light!
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They definitely achieved total destruction.
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I am just amazed at the delicate work on the windows.
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Nah I think money is right :)
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Nature reclaiming what is hers...the colors and contrast are outstanding!
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It is heartbreaking to think someone destroyed this gorgeous church on purpose.
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This one is peaceful...amid the wreckage there is peace. Quite a capture Motts!
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Dayum! Perfection!
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Beautiful..
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The lighting is exquisite. What a gorgeous building this was....
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This facility must've had an updated generator system, maybe? The concrete structure in the middle of the deck is not present in the 1906 picture. I've seen a similar concrete setup supporting a huge steam engine in the midwest. Anyway, it's a great picture.
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I remember the fire on ward D I was on A but heard it started on a mattress. I thought christina hills was Tina Hill and christina was christina washington. They were both on ward D. Christina I. Heard had a baby from one of the staff. And her sister was on 3east "were ward b was earlier" was taken out of here when they found out in 1991