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I love the different lighting of the stone in the front and back of the coffin.
Such a beautiful blue in the back!
It looks like the wood is made of mahogany. Those must be crowns above the handles?

Once again a magnificent gallery Motts!

I wonder how many places like this in the USA could remain so undisturbed?

all I could say about your respect and skill in places like this has already been said. you're the coolest, Motts!

The light takes a quick peek in to make sure that all are still sleeping soundly.

Well said Sue, it's the respect you show Motts that gives you OUR respect. :-)

You kept this one back just for Halloween, didn't ya?? What an extremely cool find, and the shots you took are just too sweet for words....... the light in this last one looks so unreal.

Great job Motts and THANK YOU!

Fire @ the Cliff House on 10 News tonite - they did a walk thru of what's left of the park (sad).......Satan Worship a problem they're saying ? More like kids w/spray paint and little imagination I suspect.

The lighting is amazing. It is a pleasure to see such fascinating places thru your eye and shutter. Thanks for the respect you give to each of your discoveries

That was depressing. What I would like to think is someone cared enough to drape what was an exquisitely ornate cloth.

This place looks like ROSE RED.

Your photos are fascinating, knowing the History of the Hospital as I do, I can tell you in its Golden Age it was a vibrant, active and successful hospital, full of dedicated staff treating the "Great White Plague" Tuberculosis. Answering the comments made about the Stage/theatre, there were many events held there over the years to entertain the patients including vaudeville and minstrel shows, and plays. It was also a movie theatre as well, we were able to salvage the two permenently mounted 1940's movie cameras that were up in the projection booth, these and other salvagable items we were able to secure to at least preserve some vestige of the fascinating and once glorious history of this once proud structure. How Sad, and unecessary that a building that was "Built to last and to serve the people of Plymouth County, was so sadly neglected by those entrusted with its future well being. "

Love the black and white. It really brings out the texture. Awesome as always

Certainly puts you in mind of mummies, eh?

Simply breathtaking.

The lighting is great especially as it dances off the lower right casket. What a beautiful resting place.

Looks like it could use some elmers glue.