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It's wonderful they're going to rennovate the building rather than just knock it over and build another...
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Maybe this movie,
Don't go in the basement

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069994/
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You've got to remember, what we would consider beutiful architecture nowadays was taken for granted back in the day. That was just the way you put buldings together. No one would have thought anything of it. I think most people that lived and breathed in the days when that sort of architecture was considered "plain" would be horrified by the boxes we work in nowadays.
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Reddll, thats what we call a brain fart.
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Very nice office, it beats mine all to....
I'm surprised he didn't let you in at least one building, ah I guess everyone else who came along after would say"well you did let that "motts" fella in, now you have to let in everyone"!
Very nice Motts! I enjoy the infared as it adds a mystical look.
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breath taking!
I love your angle in this one, Motts.
The border at the top of the second floor windows.
I've never seen anything like that before.
Even what looks like fencing at the very top could never be called plain.
I could just get lost in looking at this and never want to be found.
I just can't believe all the many different designs to this place that are shown in just this one photo alone!
That's why I think of it as one of Motts'
"signature" shots.
These pictures are beyond words, truly. I wish I could experience them in real life, as you did. It is heartbreaking to me what is being done to destroy and demolish these historic, living "books" of the past. I am fascinated with these types of things, such as abandoned hospitals, asylums, etc. I really appreciate all the effort(s) you've put into this. I also appreciate everyone's witty, informative, yet friendly comments and the fact that finally, FINALLY, someone clarified to me where CPP did that one episode. I suppose they had to keep it confidential (I read something somewhere about a confidentiality agreement) so I wonder if they made their "guest speakers" (shown during the history part of the show) call it Warson Asylum? Anywho, thank you thank you thank you again for this website. ALL of the pictures are amazing, absolutely amazing.
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I wounder why the radiators are so close together? I love to rock hunt its a great way to escape.
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I continue to say , gorgeous, amazing, beautiful, etc... I dont ever feel like I have the words to say that REALLY show how I feel... There are no words. Pictures like this take my breath away! I love it!
HOLY CRAP, MOTTS! Don't DO that! lol
*laughs but still alittle shaken...*
NOW I see why the "Most Haunted" crew came here!
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I must've stared at this picture forever... I got so lost in it... Gorgeous!
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Beautiful .. but in a sad way
I can imagine this at the top of a cliff overlooking the sea and the waves crashing at the bottom of it.
Thanks, Motts! Once again you've taken me to another place and another time. ; )
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all the pics R great. Just found this site. i know u only got to 2 of the buildings, but were all of them cleaned up before or after celebrity paranormal project went through?