Comments

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The woodwork above the door (and throughout this place) is gorgeous! what a shame, craftsmanship like that is hard to find!
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So eerie. Loving this building!
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Many questions left unanswered here...
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The details are so beautiful! The woodwork, art, plaster, metal fixtures are all items we'll never see again. I hope they're not wasted.
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All the meals those stoves cooked and now they just sit cold. . .
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I remember lighting these as a kid (yes I did attend church at some point in life). I wouldn't mind one of these now, it would be nice to have for around the holidays.
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The pews look like they are oak if I'm not mistaken, what a shame if all this was trashed.
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those sell for a lot of money
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wow I would love some of that stuff!
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Never been in one, never will.
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I can see some nuns sliding down that banister side saddle! (That comment will probably get me sent straight to hell but I couldn't resist!)
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Too bad this space couldn't be reused. We Americans waste so much.
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Love the woodwork and how it hadn't been painted over throughout the years. But then only to be abandoned and/or demolished. What a waste.
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I've never seen radiators high off the floor like that, I like it. Makes it so you can clean underneath!
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I hate to see religious places graffitied up and abandoned. So sad.