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John Galt wrote:
Several years ago I saw similar push button light switches in an abandoned house. It was a huge temptation to pull out the Leatherman and "recycle" them. The house has since been rehabbed and is again occupied. Hope the new owners appreciate and kept those wonderful switches. They are amazingly tactile and have a satisfying click.
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: November Chills
John Galt wrote:
Have headboard, will travel
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: November Chills
Gentle Spirit wrote:
I so enjoy your site! I would love to visit places as you do. I try to imagine what it was like back then and love the buildings! Keep up the great work.
- Location: New York City Farm Colony (view comments)
- Gallery: The Jungle
John Galt wrote:
the one in front is in a waterfall style, popular in the 1930's and 40's. This looks like the earlier period. My bedroom furniture is all in this style, only in oak.
- Location: Norwich State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Fall Showers
Dave wrote:
It's actually a pacemaker testing unit. The bands go on the wrists and the phone gets set into the cradle to transmit the signals to the testing company.
- Location: Nesponsit Health Care Center (view comments)
- Gallery: Saline
David Thompson wrote:
Great atmosphere on this!
- Location: New York City Farm Colony (view comments)
- Gallery: The Jungle
wanderer wrote:
yeah I saw this and am sad to see it go but as progress goes se la vie
- Location: Bennett School for Girls (view comments)
- Gallery: Close Calls
lpn wrote:
Link for the last edition of TMI, Halcyon made the first page 8 years ago and the last. Wanderer thank You for the heads up. http://www.themillbroo...res-–-parting-word
- Location: Bennett School for Girls (view comments)
- Gallery: Close Calls
Angie wrote:
June 1979, I was not even here yet. Born 6-8-1982, but if I was alive then my Birthday would have been on a FRIDAY!!!! Party Time!
- Location: Danvers State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Dreary Skies
raisa cazacu wrote:
Dead
Worldbe possibile to visti the Palace ? Very beautiful :-) although damaged.
Thank you
Raisa
Raisa.cazacu@bluewin.ch
Worldbe possibile to visti the Palace ? Very beautiful :-) although damaged.
Thank you
Raisa
Raisa.cazacu@bluewin.ch
- Location: Sanatorio Lohner (view comments)
- Gallery: High Altitude
Camilo wrote:
Hi, I'm doing an investigation about refunctionalization of abandoned power plants, and I would like to know what is the real location of this building, because I tried to find it by myself but I could't. Please, it will be so much helpfull to me, thanks (camiloramondr@gmail.com)
- Location: Franklin Power Plant (view comments)
- Gallery: Humidity
saweetcrank wrote:
I love old/outdated equipment. So elegant and creepy at the same time.
- Location: Plymouth County Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Feverish
Joe Z wrote:
Beautiful. It must have felt great to be the first person in that room for years.
- Location: New York City Farm Colony (view comments)
- Gallery: The Jungle
Motts wrote:
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- Location: Staten Island Boat Graveyard (view comments)
- Gallery: Wrecks