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lol it does. this is a freaky pic, nice shot.

The irony is, when this hospital was in use I don't think that tree was there, it looks pretty young to me. So when the person woke up all they saw was an empty field, sad.

Just think, becasue of those splendid arch ways this crypt may stand for another 200 years. I hope so.

ED i wondered that too, If a noble from the Tudor family was buried here. If so then i would be very excited, I'm a nut on the subject of Tudor family history.

Motts I got round trip air for ya to Vallejo (see above)if you got the time. I am sure you can imagine the Navys take on this though.

I kick myself for being a coward, had I been in your shoes, I would have only gotten exterior shots, but you are one brave soul and I thank you for it, again.

It looks as if the crypt had some sort of latch, on the INSIDE, weird...anways...great picture as always your photography skills are greatly appreciated by all of us

That casket looks small, although people were generaly shorter in the 1800's it's probably just a perspective thing. Can you fill me in Motts?

By the way, theres a crypt in my towns graveyard that I assume looks just like this on the inside, someday I will go in, someday...

This picture (and Gallery as a whole) has inspired me while I write my novel. Thank you.

How very fortunate for you, and us, that no one else had discovered this rare gem and stolen that crown. Too many grave robbers these days. Simply Beautiful...

It's buildings like this that make me think worcester isn't such a bad place after all. Beautiful

XD when taking this picture, Mr Motts can't have NOT seen that this was a gingerbread house.
I think he was enjoying reading your "omgz a monstar" comments too much!

Aside from the fact it's out in the open and surrounded by a ten-foot chain-link fence, the windows and doors are welded and boarded up. The tunnels are also welded shut.
Good luck.

i'd live there =]