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The picture I have been waiting for. Magnificent. And all gone. Such a shame. Thank you for giving us this view.
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Jim C there is a theater in Cleveland OH that has been restored. It has seating like this that obscures some of the top of the arch. When we got tickets to see Phantom of the Opera the seats under the balcony were called restricted vision and were, indeed, cheaper.
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Wow that ceiling is really beautiful. Such a shame that it was destroyed. I can't imagine there is a way to remove plaster of this type without ruining it. I also love the leaded glass windows that still remain. Mica thanks for pointing out the chandelier.
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Amazing how similar the architecture of this building looks to the Rochester State Hospital (Terrence Building) in Rochester, NY.
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Apologies, for double post. Do not miss the play arrow on one of the pics on page 4 of Mr. Milfords album. My eyes sometimes miss things. I do not understand how to leave him feed back. If you do, please leave some for him. Thank You Mr. Motts, Mr. Milfords work is so complimentary to yours.
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A new link to a old album from Mr. Milfodd's photobucket. We have an old link to this album. The album has some stunning new drone photography. Again Thank You to Mr. Milfodd and I hope it is okay to post. There is a striking picture straight down on the turret. Happy New Year!https://www.flickr.com...s/72157614981478949/
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I worked with one of the last persons to be executed at lorton
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I wouldn't mind finding a fetus in a jar. .
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Thank you, Mr. Motts! Am in awe at this find. Also.
Concur with all above. Thanks for the link too.
The work you do...well....it is invaluable+priceless -
this now gone and stripped.
May you always be well + with great success.
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THE NUMBER 33 HAS IMPORTANCE TO MANY SECRET SOCIETIES
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Happy New Year to You Wanderer, Mr. Motts and all the fans of this (my favorite) eclectic site.
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these remind me of striders somehow
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The chandelier looks a bit like a dead octopus. Amazing gallery thank you so much. I can't wait for the next one.
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You are topping yourself, Mr. Motts - from one amazing photo to the next. I hope this statue was salvaged and is happy somewhere else.
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Bright, sharp and clear - a fantastic photo of the rigging, probably historic. Lots of interesting things to see here.