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I, too, am amused by the constant assumption that belts are always bad things and the mark of a bad hospital. Obviously Lynne has not seen this conversation. :P

A gorgeous find and undoubtedly worth something to someone, once it was cleaned up, polished, and had a bit of work done to remove the rust. I'm jealous.

I haven't seen a cremation furnace tis old in ages! Thanks motts!

And when that building is razed or renovated, you can be sure that you know exactly what will be overlooked...

Surely if you were just to puch it open a little bit, you could take a quick look inside of the age old relic! I would love to see its.... contents!

How many funerals are they gonna have at once, it looks like overkill on the casket recks to me.

top photo. i have seen a photo of the hall inside from its former glory when the great staircase was there and the abundance of paintings on the walls. a close friend has camcorder footage from the same location recently and comparisons are stunning. spooky cellar too.... woah!

Styrafoam gets gnasty after a while, therefore dating would be good.
At my old job, we gave refills but there were people whom worked at the mall and would re-use styrafoam cups. After awhile we got smart and wrote dates on every refill we made. This pissed the workers off greatly.

If an organ tube falls and no one is around to hear it does it still go CLANG!?

Sorry couldn't resist.

Love black & white pictures.

Motts did you climb all the way up the stairs. What a wonderful shot. Love this one. One of my Favorite shot. Thanks Motts again another great gallery.

that is so freaky and i would not go in there if i was payed

one for the brits (am showing my age) -

" i hate you, butler..."!!

rarr!

sorry...

Nice work Motts!

Say goodbye...*casket lid closes*...