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If I was there I probably would have put it back, but thats just me

I would be more worried about some flesh eating desease escaping. And I doubt that there is any treasure in there

In all my years of going to mass, I have never seen every pew with a cusion. Normaly these seats would be reserved. To see this brings me to believe that this church was well kept.

I don't know what is more amazing: The fact that the inside is in perfect condition, or that the vandals won't mess with it?

Strange how the mansion was considered haunted, yet you havent found a single reflection.

Not in a too-compromising place (yet)

The hospital was used to store a variety of files and paperwork after it closed - this might have been surplus from the DMH (Dept. of Mental Health).

I suppose because they're usually the largest rooms, and off to the sides or ends of the building, making them a prime storage space.

I attended Nyack College back in the late 70's/early 80's. My buddies and I went their occasionally. Cool place. I remember walking thru the collapsed tunnel and realizing that the rest of it could go at anytime. Someday, tho, somebody will have to 'develop' the area, and it will be all gone.

Wow...The writing on the walls in this place makes it look like it was ment to be there.....

Wow!

BlueSkyes, I did not know all of that. Thanks for the lesson!

Why the solariums? After looking through many of the galleries on this site, it seems like "clean-up" crews always seemed to drag all the unused stuff to the solariums and pile them high with trash. Motts, any thoughts on this? Or maybe the crowded solariums were the interesting storage rooms and you just didn't take pictures of the others. Just curious.

I love this gallery! I spent several hours reading all of the comments and looking at the pictures. It sounds like there were some really wonderful summers spent here! Thank you all for sharing your stories of actually being here..would love to hear more.

this black and white photo is very atmospheric and eerie