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Ellis Island is definately a MUST! They have tours there but only in the renovated buildings.
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Hate to tell you this, Lynne, but I remember that song all too well, also. Beautiful photo!
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Reminds me so much of a church. Really breath taking!
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But would a phone worth maybe $5 be worth spending hundreds of $ a day to have security guard it
These are motor-generator sets. The motors are old General Electric's from about 1930 or so and are probably 25-30 Hp. Since there are 3 units, I am guessing they were used to supply the DC power for carbon-arc movie projectors.
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this one with doors open....it means freedom. and light is bright from inner rooms and means happiness from suffering. these pictures give me a sense of security, they are comforting..i like to look at them :) everyone knows my love and me are mentaly insane couple cuz have been diagnosed with insanity but thats why we like your pictures :) keep taking more good photography u do
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Motts, I love this picture.
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e , you see a lot.
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Pingers? What are these pingers of which you speak? Should I have pingers? I'm pretty sure I don't......
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Yeah, Silent Hill was first thought on my mind ;-)
"The Darkness is coming..."

It's amazing how you can almost "smell" the room ...
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The middle door , (without the lock) seems to be a cheap reproduction of the other doors. The rectangles look to be routered grooves instead of actual recessed panels.
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Brilliant, Heather.
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Nathan - that's hilarious!
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I AM SOOO PISSED I NEW GOT THE CHANCE TO EXPLORE THIS PLACE, AND NOW IT'S GONE.........!!!!!!!!!!!! SO MAD
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this is when the children were bad they would put there pingers ion the spinng blade and it would chop them to becuse then they would berry the kids in the grave yard