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I have to agree with winterchrstn and Pat; I'm definitely seeing spider legs.

This makes me think of a blacklight, the way the light looks blue against the walls.

This is gorgeous. I love the contrast of the green leaves against the black window frame and the white sky.

What a cute little window bench. It doesn't look too comfortable, but it's a nice idea. I bet the girls would sit here and study. That's what I would've done.

Looks like a giant bird cage. Great shot, Motts.

Beautiful. It has a very distinct German chalet feel to it. Or, at least, that's how I'm interpreting it. Very lovely.

i totally lied - it was danversfanatic who posted the link. sorry.

just back on-topic, i found this pic from a link on the forum - grim angel i think put it up) of the salvage company taking this light down..seems it was the lobotomy room after all...

http://www.noreast1.co...versinstitution.html

8 ouncers were recycled for a long time. One of my first jobs was at a recycling counter in a supermarket (just outside of buffalo). Though I have no idea when it might have first been made, those bottles were commonly in circulation in the 80s.

me and my fiancee sleep in that room but of course the fireplace is no longer there cuz someone destroyed it but its pretty cool staying there we are trying to get people to come and stay wit us for the night when u guys get a chance take a look at our website www.hauntinghunters.5u.com

Someone earlier mentioned a bar across from the power plant named "The Round Table". I used to live about 3 miles from there and hung out there often. It was, I must say the craziest, most insane and dangerous bar I've ever been in. Some of the things I saw there I cannot even describe. There was even an old straight jacket from the hospital hanging on the wall. In the '40s and '50s it was a place for employees and visitors to eat and drink, but by the time I found it in the late '80s it had become dilapidated and almost swallowed into the surrounding brush. At that point it was "home" to the lowest rung of King's Park drug community. They closed it for a few years in the mid '90s and re-did the grounds and building. Now it's a sports bar with numerous TVs. I'll write more later.

Its beautiful

Pretty curtains! This room is really clean, but I'm sure the blue walls looked harsh under fluorescent lighting.

This is very "Alice in Wonderland". It also sort of reminds me of a museum, with all the intricate molding and ceiling details.

Thanks for listening to us and putting it up as wallpaper!