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Lovely, Motts...
Less and less will we see interior views in the future...The fact that so many rooms were built is AMAZING!
This IS sad. This is truth....
:')
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Gratius
we love cherry knowles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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it's in the one in the pic u see when u go in from the side it's the first right after u go though the doors u go down a long hall and it will be on ur left ur see it some one wrote morgue on a wall
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i go here all the time a heard some crazy stuff while i was in there
its a shame that they tore this place down. i would have loved to gone here, it looks amazing. And for a walmart this universe doesnt need another walmart. walmart is the antichrist...and not the cool one. T_T
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This could be a lot nicer i think.
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yeah anyone else actually been there? scary as hell. its fun though. iv been
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That looks pretty old. By the 60s Armour's Pharmaceuticals were using plastic screw caps on their packaging. Was that just blown glass that you had to break to get into?
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thats a little creepy then :o)
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Definitely excellent. Looking at these galleries is like stepping into a freaky time machine, it a wonderful way to just get away from it all without actually going anywhere.
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Could be copper, it reminds me of the Statue of Liberty that green coloring.
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I was just about to ask what that thing was, it was in the previous "under construction" pic too.
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My best friend designs pool covers for looplock, he would have a field day with this!
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Incredible, the choice of B&W was inspired!