Comments

wrote:
I was at a weekend retreat here in 1986. My brother graduated a few years before that. I remember this place vividly. All this decay now. Just imagining that very first cold Fall day or night when nobody was there to turn on the heat, after the last people had cleared out and abandoned the place. A few months later, the paint would start peeling, and the decay would begin. Sad, but poetic at the same time :-)
What's wrong with not being "perfect"? Is it not ok to be crippled?
wrote:
I think this would be a cool desktop background. :P
Thank you Motts!
wrote:
that would make a beatiful paino if restored sad that it sit and rots in that hospital
wrote:
god dam that's nice
wrote:
I wonder who were hooked up to these little babies :evil grin:
wrote:
NO ONE HERE GETS OUT ALIVE! As always Mr. Motts, incredible photos!
wrote:
my house was made in 1909, the one thing that sold me about the house....the staircase. LOVE OLD STAIRCASES!
wrote:
I think it had glass protecting the light bulbs, maybe someone took it or smashed it
wrote:
I think Scarlett had better taste than those drapes. I think she would have run around naked if she had to use those drapes
wrote:
looks like snakeskin on the walls
wrote:
love the vent covers. Wish my house had those
wrote:
if you look at the shadow on the wall, it looks like there is a gun pointed into the wheelchair.....very creepy!
wrote:
looks like one of the third class rooms on board the Titanic