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I wonder if they were trying to keep them in with the sinks or out of the sinks?

Janne,
You're correct - I believe the boxy dorm was Alumnae hall and I think the chapel is now where the current caretaker lives. It was renovated into a residence shortly after the close of Bennett School by a local artist who shortly thereafter passed away. If you'd like to drop me a line, I'd love to hear from you, share my "stories" and reminisce a bit.
D

eww that makes me not want to brush my teeth

well i guess they were reallii badd to have a chair in the corner

i love these pictures on the walls... ive been into this building its awsomeee<3

I used to work for Active Tool, at their Tool and Die Facility in Detroit. I just noticed on Google Earth that it is now a vacant lot. Every night I worked there is a memory, now with no phisical evidence. What an overwhelming feeling. The photo of Sebewing is very haunting, and wonderfully nostalgic, all at the same time. Thank You

fantastic job as always Mr. Motts thank you for your pictures. They are always amazing!

would love to shoot pool in here

love to have those in my house

why do idiots have to spraypaint every building that is abandoned?

Even in this state, it is beautiful

amazing shot!

I wonder what the very LAST song played on it was...............?

this place was so beautiful before. Its sad that it is gone

Weebs...in Italian we call i a Cumezekyame......or a Whatchyamakallit
It definately look electrical to me, though....transformer-like...

this picture looks like a concentration camp Mr. Motts