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It speaks to me about mans inhumanity towards man.

love the bud can and pizza box...

Northville! HUGE!
Northville is such a beautiful name, and built with such good intentions and good will. Didn´t turn out so.
Modern forlorn misty is a becoming picture.
Yes, must have been quite an awsome event wandering around this.
Thanks, Mr.M. for always sharing these explorations.

the road down below the castle on the hill is called depot Road. i don't know the exact address unfortunately.

If you are speaking of the white looking thing dangling that is most likely an electrical outlet for either a light over a sink or a chandelier.

A vulture! Wow, how fitting is that?

Now this is beautiful! Even in decrepitude, the scale, shape, design holds beauty and you have captured it so perfectly, the lighting, the colors, the composition.

Dropped ceilings... they are something that always stands out as not belonging, clashing, cheesy, a necessary evil but unworthy of architecture.

I get a sinking feeling when I see a scene like this because something inside of me says, 'this needs to be set right!' and of course it is beyond possible.

I'm so grateful that you share these photos and your remembrances, Mr. Motts. I am awed by the beauty of your photos in a way I find hard to describe. It's like getting a glimpse into a sacred place. It gives me a different perspective of time and place. I've always loved old buildings and would love to do what you've done if I was younger.

I like them too. Loved the ones at Taunton.

I work in a building that is three stories and it has those ledges along the front and back on all floors. Supposed to be a sun block.

I hate dropped ceilings and courtrooms.

Thanks! That makes sense. Didn't look like a fire.

I wonder if the light cast by the colored glass had an effect on the autopsy's? Seems like it could easily distort the color of internal organs etc. causing the doctor or student to miss things.