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TANQUES PARA SOLDAR...
It's sticking its tongue out at me.
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More attractive now then in 1937!
Holy crap, I've seen those light fixtures in one of the buildings at my university!
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elevator?
yeah, it might look like the clown from IT, but has it got those evil teeth too?
maybe it's one of the plants out the painting..
I meant scene
That picture has see the same scebe for years.....and years. Sun up, Sun down, a great shot, thank you
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Thanks for these photos. this place seemed so interesting but I had no idea! And what an eye for composition,really great work. What else have you done? I'd really like to see more of your work.
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I havent been in there myself, but my brother and a group of his friends have. My bro is punk and all tough and shit, and i've never seen him get scared in my life, and he came home around 3 in the morning and didn't sleep the entire night cause he couldn't shut his eyes. He told me when he was going down into the tunnels or something he felt something grab his leg and try and pull him down. That was enough for him and his friends to leave. He also told me that there are a bunch of drawings on some of the walls. Most of them from people who have broken in like him.. but some were originally from the people in there when it was open.

If you do go in there, watch out for homeless people who stay in some of the less creepy parts. If they're in there by free will, chances are they're crazy so I wouldn't wanna encounter them.

If your looking for other haunted or creepy places, go to sweet hollow road in melville, and research the whole story about that road. It's mad creepy, and when you go up there.. you see some freaky shit. Rumor is that if you see red eyes in the bushes you're gonna die. Those red eyes are supposed to be hell hounds. And theres like an overpass bridge thing on that road where 3 people hung themselves from.

It's some freaky shit.
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i was there its not cool i dont ever want to go back there but your site is cool
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Hey I just found an old chair just about like that one but mine has a solid wooden back on it and all original cushions I was trying to get some info when I ran across your site.I Is a wicked looking chair and you will not believe this but the red dragon was my first thought when
Motts I have been addicted to your site for days now and I wil say that u r a awsome photographer
I would comment on all of my favorites but there r to meny to count! ur work is very inspieraing , Im into photography my self I shot with a NIKON D60 and I live in Massachusites , I would love to go and photograph old buildings but most r looked up tight or gone :( Thank you for keeping the history of these beautifull buildens alive.
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Great pictures as usual.