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my mother worked here in the 80's and i showed her these pic's and it fasinates her to see the condition its in now. I will tell her to chime in with some stories. She also worked in Pilgram. I remeber as a young lad (now 31) my mother bought me to work with her and i was outside, ill never forget this for the rest of my life, i wondered off and a patient had a shopping cart and rammed it to me against a rotten tree. broke my rib.

Mott's, you are truly a genius when it comes to capturing a shot. Ive been looking at this site for almost 2 yrs now and i think you should be getting rich off the talent god gave you. I have to put you on my top 5 all time photograghers. Truly an insparation to us up & coming Photograhers
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Great quotes reddll, thanks for sharing them.
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Adam, adam, adam. Such limitations you put on your own life. Sad.
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"The first question I ask myself when something doesn't seem to be beautiful is why do I think it's not beautiful. And very shortly you discover that there is no reason. "
John Cage
(US composer of avant-garde music 1912 - 1992)

"I never saw an ugly thing in my life: for let the form of an object be what it may - light, shade, and perspective will always make it beautiful. "
John Constable
(English landscape painter 1776 - 1837)

"Just because you are blind, and unable to see my beauty doesn't mean it does not exist."
Margaret Cho
(Margaret Cho's weblog, 03-23-06)
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Very well said reddll
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That must be the light/soap dispenser next to it...
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Adam, you are supposed to be looking at the photos here. This is an ARTISTIC web site. Regardless of where or of what they are taken, the photo itself is art. I don't think that attacking the others here is a very valid way of getting your own opinion across. It just comes across as crude, unimpressive, and childish behavior.
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okay but where is the light switch? I though soap dispenser came with lights?!?
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If that is how you feel Adam then why are you here looking at it?
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your all out of your damn minds my god what the fuck is wrong with you this is not art i go to this place to kill crack heads and get scared shitless at night
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who ever says that picture looks good needs a hobby and maybe a turnaround in life, cause it looks like a bunch of dirt to me
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looks like our old highbay furnace room at carpenter steel
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Looks like a haunted fairy tale.
Looks like a whimsical locale for a tea party!
Wow, its beautiful!!! And the whole place is in such good condition, you can tell sombody still cares about the place. =) That would be awesome if they like turned the place into a boarding house i would live there in a heartbeat. Of course im sure that thats very unlikely. Great shot Motts!