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Such a shame. Why do people destry things like this?
Andy, thanks for the pics!
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How big is this? It appears small, but some how I don't think it is.....
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Cool. Can you imagine the demented people who looked up at that light for hours?
Creepy stuff!
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IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE FILM SESSION 9...............WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR???!!!!!!
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It's a shame that it was torn down for profits.
I look at that picture and i swear I can see the souls of those who walked around the solarium when it was opened. They would let the sun's rays warm their faces. Now they do the same but as ghosts and the light is no longer attainable for some.
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Unreal.
This place looks horrible.
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I really feel like I have been here before. I smelled a spice a few years ago and it took me to a place from another life...I was siting behind a church much like this one...I have a feeling this place had something to do with disease.
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Nature isn't afraid of weaponry.
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At first glance, I thought the phots was side-ways....the wire run or what ever it is, is on the floor!
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Wow dude...
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They are some really beautiful pictures. It's just sad that the people who inhabited this facility were treated so inhumanely.
The snow makes everything more pristine and haunting...silence says it all.
I can almost hear the hymns echoing off the ceiling - haunting.
Proves again that what you see on the outside is not necessarily what is on the inside. This is in amazing condition!
Odd how I found this set of photos on Good Friday...this chapel is awesome.