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The trim is green because the trim is/was copper. It turns green as it ages

It's such a shame that places like this one are ruined. It's so sad :(
I really love your work Motts!
Regards from Spain

dont leen back!!!!!

Closest I got for this:

Axial Flux Difference is used for calibrations in gas and electric companies and specifically deals with maintaining control over reactors so in case of an accident or something else they keep control over the situation. Perhaps this was used as a water valve to cool things down if something should over boil or another accident happened.

Flashbacks of Saw 3. The bottom right corner seems to have a metal pole that looks like an arm. The arm seems to be connected so its moving the arms that span the top of this device and in turn moves the blades back and forth. I don't think this spins like a blender but instead has the blades do the moving of the fluids around. I would say mashing fits but it seems like this was before the ability to have the blender motion. (Forget brewing class. Growing up in Germany has its benefits too.)

how were you able to go in and take pix.. did you sneak or given permission? curious

This is a carbon arc lamphouse that produces a very intense light and some combustion byproducts as it operates. The light is produced by an electrical arc plasma between 2 carbon rods simular to arc welding rods, but formulated for maximum production of pure, white light. The exhaust stack pulls the ash and heat from the burning carbons out of the lamphouse with an exaust fan mounted above the ceiling. This is a "Peerless Magnarc" lamphouse from the early 1920's, noted for it's elegant industrial art deco design. It is equivalent to only 3 to 4 horsepower.

Now that's my kind of secret garden..

Wow, this place looks gorgeous, It would be so much fun to go to at some obscene hour of the night, not alone of course. Where is it eh?

That's probably armoured glass, with one or more layers of strong plastic laminated into it (like any car's windshield) and it's absolutely safe even if it's cracked

Is it still visitable now? I don't know if that's a word, but I was wondering how to get there, and these are really spectacular shots. I couldn't take any thing like that on my best days...

I love this angle!!

that is sooo cool looking lol creepy as hell but cool.

that is so werid wow you think they would of but o well. The case files would of been the most neat to poke through.

i would so look through some of those lol neat picture