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breathtaking, I almost feel the rush.

Hi all, just a bit of a small update, I've managed to find out who now owns the hall and that Walsall Council are involved, I've been told the council are keeping a close eye on what is being done to the hall but only time will tell how close an eye!! I'm still on the case though and will carry on with the info hunt.

my heart is heavy and filled with sorrow for gennie. the mind is boggeled by the thought of someone doing this to another human being. Gennie is but one that we know about I'm sure there are many more

I managed supported housing programs in Cambridge from 1989-91 and worked closely with the hospital to get people out. It was a typical state hospital institution with some competent, well intentioned staff who a few patients were fortunate enough to work with. I was familiar with the tunnels and used them from time to time in the winter. The clock tower had four faces with a clock on each, none of which ever had the correct time. I am glad it is gone!

this may be graffiti, but goddamn does it make for an extremely dramatic and unnerving photo. beautifully framed and toned.

i love moss and lichen...and this shot is just wicked.

man...just an incredible location and photographs. i'd give anything to explore a place like this.

amazing shot...so nostalgic and sort of sad.

wow...ethereal and eerie.

win.

great shot and lines....beautiful.

one of the best chair shots i've seen. awesome.

If you've ever operated one of these and had it have a mechanical failure at a particularly bad time...that's how things like that glass get broken.
Excellent set of images!

Okay, just since everyone is fussing over the Rm. 666 key - the shelf above it is 630, the 666 key is in the 642 box - a difference of 12 , so there are 12 boxes between rows; the 666 key should have been put directly two rows down.

how inviting makes you just want to wander in