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Thanks Mott for sharing your awesome experiences with us...you take us all places we would otherwise never see, From the morbid to the extraordinary your site is by far my Favorite

maybe its because he's one of the elevator crazy people like me who scavenge ol elevators.

Must be a rush to get in and explore some of the places you photograph.

Looks more like a painting then a photo , as usual Mott you have Triumphed

Felyne,
Similar to your thought, how many souls, memories are still looking for that exit?
Minute after minute, hour after hour, day after day, year after year....

we were in this room last nyt and we found some dead mice to what it lukd 2 b , no1 dared go 2 close tho it kinda lukd like fingers

Dude!

i go here reguraly , the ballroom is now open, but people have wrecked it all and pulled the snowflake and the discoball dwn! the best time to go is at night well funny when theres other ppl there n u get scared

When I toured building 93, the piles of racoon shit on the stairs were six inches deep.
Foulness unsurpassed.

you're an amazing artist.

Yeah, that was probably the Holder. She was an Edsall class DE (DE-401) that caught a torpedo from a german plane in 1944. They transplanted her stern to the USS Menges (DE-320) and sold the bow to Witte in 1947. I was just curious because I saw her in some old undated aerial photos of the yard. Thanks, Jim!

that floor muyst have been al mushy and squdgey

Evidently XEmOxLoVeR666X has a very limited vocabulary, nvusofmotts-my friend.

looks sik i like it slater house lol

wow really creepy dam i still love it