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I stayed at the bungallow colony directly across the road fro, the pines from the mid 80's to mid 90's great memories

Yes this was a delivery area, it was changed around throughout the days/weeks to serve different pruposes.

I used to work in there when it was up and running, and I do miss it now, looking back...and to see these pictures, it is ever so sad.

WOW! you jus gotta open that thing, no ifs, no buts, jus do it. If it was meant to be hidden forever, you wouldnt have found it! It wont contain a body, jus arterfacts! maybe it the first ever time vault!

i would like to be kept somewhere like this after death, surely the image was meant to be scarrrrrrrrry, so people would be afraid to enter. Then you surely be able to rest in peace.

WOW! you jus gotta open that thing, no ifs, no buts, jus do it. If it was meant to be hidden forever, you wouldnt have found it! It wont contain a body, jus afterfacts! maybe it the first time vault!

Breathtaking.

As unpalatable as it is now, the truth is that the eugenics movement began in the United States. To quote Edwin Black in his book "War Against the Weak:" "Using the power of money, prestige and international academic exchanges, American eugenicists exported their philosophy to nations throughout the world, including Germany. Decades after a eugenics campaign of mass sterilization and involuntary incarceration of 'defectives' was institutionalized in the United States, the American effort to create a super Nordic race came to the attention of Adolf Hitler. ...Only after the secrets of Nazi eugenics horrifed the world, only after Nuremburg declared compulsory sterilization a crime against humanity, did American eugenics recede, adopt an enlightened view and then resurface as 'genetics' and 'human engineering'."

creepy! but so cool

I’ve worked with engines/cars before and this could be re-used a new one costs around 2000 why is it still there? What a shame

rember when

that is just strange, looks like the where there talking and then just left? werid

what is that at the edge of the door it looks like a dead animal or somthing

I loved these kinds of bathrooms. I am going to redo a tiled bathroom in a 30's house one of these years. This reminds me of my Gramma's when they lived in a big old house in a small town in Washington. There was an "infrared" heater in it though, and it provided a contrast to all that green. I felt safe and happy there.

better make it quick its being demolished very soon i believe most haunted are doing some paranormal work there and it is being demolished this weekend or in the coming weeks