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when the building closed the state should have hired a caretaker for each building to keep the mantence up on them.

this building should be domlished. its a shame but its to little to late to salvatible this one.

More tragic evidence of the destruction wrought by Vatican II. Many of the comments here are plain uninfomred other than those who express appreciation for the fine photography. This was once a place of holy learning and holy use and nothing else. Orate Fratres.

"SURPRISE!"

I can see the practical jokes like a co-worker standing in one and screaming "Surprise" when someone opened the door. *chuckles* ahhh, good times.

"Look at this fabulous showcase..."!

Will film become obsolete? I don't think so, it may become scarce and more of a hobbie, but not gone entirely. It may be possible that it becomes very expensive to take your film someplace to be developed. There are A LOT of non-recyclable, no safe way to dispose of them chemicals used in film developing. I do not support the "green people' but they may make it difficult for someone to open a film processing store in the future.
This is all speculation based on past recent curves, but, I don't think it will go away completely.

Craftmatic generation 1. Never released for genealr sale due to obvious reasons. :-)

They used one to soak my hand after a run in (rather 'run thorugh') with a sharp object. Had I known other uses, I may have opted for a garbage can or something. :-)

Yes Steph, definitely spark the imagination. Too bad it was probably just some jerk with a knife...or was it? :-)

I like the wall pattern

Beautiful.

you are awfully brave!

it creeps me out to think of nurses hauling mental patients into this room to hose them down...probably about once a week.

you can tell by the windows and everything that the room has been untouched for years, but the green curtains give it a creepy "just abandoned" look