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Not ruined by spraypaint or vandals. Amazing.
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Is that Casper?
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What a contrast of lush and decay under ominous skies. Gorgeous.
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Another awesome set man! I've gotta check this location out soon, looks incredible. I've heard rumors of homeless inside the prison building though...
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Awesome set Motts! I love seeing old abandoned prisons.
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Looks almost institutional.
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I LOVE those contrasting colors on the walls and floor. The brown really sets the mood of this photo.
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Soap dispenser, what?
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ooh. claw tub feet!
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The Leaning Tower of Prison! heh.

That's a cool shot.
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Yes! :)
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need a lift? ....sorry.
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what a wild old place...what will become of it? They can't tear it down - too expensive and hazardous 'cuz of asbestos and pretty far gone to bring back...they should do ghost tours! Haven't roamed those halls in over 18 years! quite a place...would love to go back (legally)
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i live in this neighborhood were the chapel WAS located and i think it is a sin that its now gone it was a place to hang out with friends, not harming just a "chill spot" and now that there arent any back steps were i had my first kiss or the basement were u can go to keep cool i am upset. my favorite part about this picrture even know you cant tell u can go around the back of the alter thats what the two door holes on each side of the alter were for.
"it is ashame that something that was once so good now is so bad only to be tortured down by those of this day people like them should die"
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Amontillado is right Frida! It's good to know folks are still reading, and keeping theseold classics alive.