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That looks very cool Motts.
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I am going with Jared. It reminds me how the Morgue in 7 KPSH.
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The walkway is very cool Motts.
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again, another awesome capture
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awesome
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Awesome shots Motts!!!
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The Sterling has always been a mystery for those not brave enough to venture in. There used to be a club in the rear, side, of the Hotel were local punk and hardcore bands played. The entrance to "Metro" used to be through the Sterling. For as long as I can remember Wilkes-Barre has been talking about turning it in to "higher class" apartments or dorms for the universities, none of those venturs have ever fell through.

Cheers to Motts for documenting the past and the inside ....out
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I climb a bit to get into some places, but there are usually stairs to the roofs so they can be maintained easily.
Death Is for the insane
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This palce is aswesome, I saw Jethro Tull here in a snowstorm in 1973,,is was really incredible, only ten people attended..I still live here in the area..I love Millbrook
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This is by far, my favorite gallery. I loved the snow!
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Just to clarify - the tall building was demo'd... and trust me, it needed to be torn down. The actual Hotel sterling still stands and it is still vacant. I live just down the street from this hotel.
Life is not but A joke Gods joke that pic. is emityness and loneyness my curse from God
that pic discrbesed my life Gods Joke Love
is four good-looking and Rich without that your
Shit GODS-JOKE FROM -HELL
it's mentel. a real person. a prison'ers life? im like her, if she touch'ez him again. oh dont try; if you know me. it is stated, are you? are you truly looking at me? one up and shes' on it, the .A>C>F what's a foot or a sock got to do with love?
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I don't like this room not one bit