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Middle of winter, stuck on that tower from 3-5 hours one night because security decided to nest down below. Im surprised i didn't get frostbite
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Interested in found objects...and stories
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Roz
Just came across your comment, if you still visit this site what time frame was your father employeed by the this facility? Doing some research, thanks
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Lol nice timing on the reveal.
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Yeah this is the old Mail Building. This is currently not owned by the CTRC yet. You can just imagine all the desks and the file cabnits in this large room with alot of busy people. I believe there is also a small platform in the back of this building. It has been awhile since I been in the Mail Building.
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Wow Clarifying, I'll be ure to watch for this. Plus how did you find this out?
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Great shot. Looks a lot like some of the wards at Danvers.
The colors in this shot are fantastic, very rich. Nice job, Mr. Motts.
Love this. Very evocative.
There's a great scale like this in one of the day room at Taunton State, too.
Gorgeous. The building looks like a ghost.
The setting looks so pastoral in this shot. Judging by this, you'd never guess that it was on the cusp of such a large city. Beautiful.
She's a beauty.
This is one of the most amazing photos I've seen on your site, and that's really saying something. I was all set to request a wallpaper version when I saw that you had already made one. Absolutely mind blowing.
Stunning, Motts!