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I think those doors are painted over glass. I wobder why they did that.. It looks kind of creepy
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Love the archways, a bit spooky! Miss you Debbie.
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Great photo! Thae back wal and door look to be in good condition while the rest is severly decayed
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....umm, yeah, I'm NOT sitting on THAT with bare buns.... :-0
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Oh, I had to laugh out loud when I saw this. King Diamond, indeed :-). Looks like my old bedroom in junior high... :-D. I STILL listen to 'em :-). Love the title of this gallery, Motts. How do you FIND so many places to explore????? Wish there were more abandoned things near me that I could check out (without having to go to other countries, but that would be fun, too :-)). Thanks for the new galleries.
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I love the lighting!
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Great hallway, love the arches. Interesting but creepy doors
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Id love to see that room fixed up. Debbie, where are you?
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Hopefully they will restore this place. Too much great detail to go to waste
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Wow what a nice surprise! Beautiful arcitecture. The best part of the place.
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that's almost romantic looking, kinda makes me think of Romeo & Juliet...
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My favotite pic.....a lonely spirit might have killed them.
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HOLY SHIT THE LIGHTING HERE IS SICK!!!! EXCELLENT WORK SIR!!!!
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I would say they are for heat. I can't see any other way to heat the room. :)
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Actually, it looks like a "hopper" where soiled textiles are rinsed out. The solids can be flushed away after the item is rinsed.