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does anyone know how to actually got to this place because i study photography and this would be great for my course work

They even sprayed the handrail. Nice

My mind pulled up "bastard amber" as one of the gels that could be used in the lamp. I spent a very short time working with a couple of the theater productions when I went to college. Always remember the name because it is so weird.

These are just plaster casts from molds. They really have very little monetary worth. But the destruction is hard to look at.

According to Wikipedia the Chancel in the part of the church reserved for the clergy and the choir.

I hope they salvaged as much as possible from this room. Everything in great shape. So pretty.

They were also used by dentists to get the correct mix for fillings. I think this one could be rehabbed, but the dishes and weights seem to be missing.

Autoguy, I agree on the scale in the cabinet. It is really nice. Wonder if the dishes and the weights are in the cabinet.

These are so pretty when they have been exposed to the sun. They turn a very light shade of lavender/purple. Every door in my house has these knobs. House was built in 1920. An old woman who lived across the street when we bought the house told us it was built by the rich carpenter. Touches like solid wood doors and crystal doorknobs were because he had money. This lady was born and lived her entire life in the house across the street. I think she could have told me much more, but unfortunately she died shortly after we moved in. Lost a chance at history.

I want that window. Such a great shape.

Yes, I agreed with you. It's a shame

Hi! So sad to look a outstanding building demolished. Beautiful decoration, with gorgeous detail. Couldn't imagine how busy it was. Now it's just remain silent together with memories...

Wow...

Hey! Thanks everyone! Im glad i saw it and made mention of it .

Thank you for the great photos. My mother was a polio patient at Rancho in 1952 -1954 I spent every Sunday their visting her.