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wow. Like the color; it looks almost like parchment.
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It makes you wonder how they built such high buildings back then... I love old buildings like this, ecspecially churchs. Great work motts!
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i agree with stacy, hear the siren, run and ask questions later. but it is also amazing that the sticker is still there. good work motts!
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Anyone know how deep the shaft is?
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Did you see any antique carbide lamps
anywhere ?
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mostly to turn them and bathroom stuff. The iron lung couldn't be shut off if they were sick.
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This in Worcester Right?
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ya id like a double cheesburger and fries
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Luck is right. Those things are hell to cut through.
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The Dutch must have took over and left their mark, doors sawed in half.
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who is motts and what is this stuff?its kinda cool though...it is a lil creepy.
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thats crazy
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That's a huge drain pipe for a bathtub, wouldn't you say?
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Motts gets the Most Powerfull Pictures award. I love every picture on this site. These hall pictures with the cells really freak me out. Like I can't even look at them for more than 30 seconds with getting all blehhh
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Man these hall shots with the gates open really get to me. I love every pictures but these really like, idk freak me out. I'm usualy fearless going into abandoned buildings, but I don't think I could go in this hall. Day or night. Looking at this picture makes me think someones just going to jump out of the room or something. Creepy shit.