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The people that set this place on fire should burn in Hell for all eternity.

This is the neatest photo.

Dreamer
I can't believe we have connected again. You are as beautiful as I remember you were. You are still a awesome person. It's good to know that so many of us were able to lead normal lives after leaving that place.

Seems like everything except for a single stone foundation has been demolished.

Nah, no clones (yet). That's my friend Nick taking a photo from the upper level.

Ah, so that's what the mirror is for, thanks!

I have one of these I found in the house I bought, so old but in great shape

I know this is late but for whatever it's worth. . . there was an overhead tram system in a department store in downtown Schenectady that was used for sending merchandise from the stock area down to the floors where the customers were. I imagine this may have been similar?

Flushed, oh my goodness I am so sorry that happened to you. I am glad you were okay. People have no hearts.

The county animal shelter is right next to this place on Garfield.

It looks like there are footprints on the tub.

What a shame they knocked down this building, I live nearby and went to look at it a few times before it was demolished, it could of easily been converted into flats, or some sort of health spa hotel.

I am so glad you have a picture of these. I had noticed them in another picture and was hoping for an enlargement. Thanks for all the wonderful pictures you take that preserve such beautiful things that are destroyed.

These pipes would have been played by a large organ with several keyboards and multiple stops. I'm guessing the organ and maybe even the choir was in this loft space. The sound would have been incredible.

It is a smaller pipe organ. The really big ones have 4 or 5 keyboards. The rear view mirrors were standard equipment so the organist could see the minister or choir director for cues.