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Reminds me of those barbecue aprons.

It doesn't say "#1 Pathologist" anywhere on it, does it?

Dag, Lynne beat me to the "arm and a leg" joke.

I wouldn't look in the bucket either. :( I'm guessing it's one of those yellow buckets from the labour room; if so, um...eww.

this place was so majestic at one point. it is extremely sad to see it in ruins, by the way, the google image was takken in winter of 01

I am a 1973 graduate of Bennett. I was shocked and disheartened by the condition of the college. I have many fond memories of the college and the town of Millbrook. If any alumni are posting comments, would love to here from you. My email address is darchrry@aol.com.

Motts,

Work at a 200 year old distillery and down the road from me they are tearing down two huge old distilleries. They have all of the equipment in them and would be neat to see them photographed before they are gone. This is my favorite site you do great work. The distilleries are in KY

looks like red lightbulbs used in the darkroom.

MOTTS; I really admire your courage and photographic style. You have to come to belgium, I know some cool places to shoot pictures!!!

I do have to admit that I am somewhat disappointed with the fireplace. I thought that it would be much larger and more ancient looking in it's design and structure.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

You are a God! One day I'd love to buy you a drink! Cheers!

Stunningly dramatic!

When you stare down into the abyss, the abyss looks back into you...or something like that. Great movie though!

I'd love to wake up to that view every morning, incredible.

Wow, FB Jim...aren't you the one who posted all that wonderful info on the Staten Island Ship graveyard? That gallery was a blast!

Just goes to show i'm not the urban exploration type, I'd take one look at that say.."I dont think so!". Your a brave soul Mr. Motts.

I love the tower.

I dont know how you do it Motts, I could never walk across that!