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mad po always go and check out this place. its stilll there.

no tp how odd

The lab equipment would have been used for quaality control on incoming steel. Large manufacturing companies found that it was more cost effective to certify their own steel vs. buying steel with a certificate.
If I had to make an educated guess, I would say that these were used for oxidation and durability testing, hence the "Acid Steel" writing on the test tube.
It was common practice to immerse steel into different acids and record the reacions to guarantee that the steel was not contaminated or weak.

I wish it was still active after all we need them still here i wish it could be brought back and running again

Is it all really rust?
Looks amazing!

Might still be functional, just not top notch...

I see closets in a fireplace =P
Damn tricky those...

My nickname was Mack, Iwas a student here 55/56 any talking in this room got your ass kicked

My knickname was Mack I was a student here 55/56 Any unauthized talking got your ass kicked By the holy religion thay taught.

I like this site a lot, its really a useful one.

You Sir Motts, and your site are simply the best. Very addictive-I have been limiting myself to one gallery per night. The before and afters take it to yet another level. And Lynne is a great addition to your community here. Thanks to you and her both as well as others who offer authentic history and technical information.

That'd be complicated to remember.

Just one more question Motts....

What inspired you to choose such a name as "Opacity" for your website?

i always wondered what this place looked like. its a shame they let it go to waste. it looks really nice, if u look past all the garbage and mold and stuff.

hey motts is that room for only on epatient and if it is can i move in lol