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Great title! :-). Such amazingly intricate work for areas that are never really seen close-up.

Damn, where can I get me some of those Lynnie??? Although I am INCREDIBLY concerned about the... ahem... "SACK" knot.

Reminds me a little of a snow globe.

Wish I had just ONE of those pews!

I'm impressed that you knew this sign! Usually it's reserved knowledge among us cemetery buffs, and very few people outside of that world think of it as anything more than a dollar sign. :)

Another great one to enlarge and frame. Great pix, Motts!!!!!

Now, I'd frame that one and have it in my living room. Say, about 30"x40" with black matting....;-)

YAY!! First comment!! :-) :-) (OK, not much exciting is happening in my life right now :-* ....) Haven't been on here in a while; this is beautiful. Would've loved to have seen that place. Too bad it's gone. It breaks my heart to see such beautiful work go to waste under a bulldozer. I couldn't do it. Thanks for the pictures, though. At least we get to see these places this way. :-)

The difference between new and old on this gallery is amazing! The lab looks like it could be open and this looks like its been abandon for years! It's amazing,

Abnsolutely! I agree Lynnie!

Amazing composition and sense of light.

these are FD (forced draft fans) they force the primary air threw the boiler along with the products of combustion threw the stack breaching and up and out the stack

in the power house where i work we record
Red- tempature
Purple- flow Gas
Green- flow steam
Blue- flow oil
and they have to be changed every 24 hours

Axle grease? To make you slip and fall or to mark you so they could catch you later? ;-)

Jumpin' Jehosephats! In color the striking craftsmanship of the wood jumps right out at you! Wouldn't you love to have one of these in your entrance hallway? Mike is right - if they didn't strip this place down it would be original sin.