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Alas, they are over too soon. Well done, Mr. Motts.
oh that makes me so sad for the piano.
It makes me feel small... and like I REALLY don't want to know what's through that door.
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Didn't fat albert and the Cosby Kids make musical instuments out of these?
God, these structures all have such beautifil windows and moldings, and theres looks to be alot of them still intact! I wish they wold save some of this before they demolish it and either use it to preserve the memory of the place or sell it in a state auction so people who love the structure could have a little piece of it before its gone forever.
Mr. Motts Not only do you have extreme talent for photography but you know exactly where to photograph I stand amazed at your talent, Thank you !
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Another beautiful gallery Motts....thankyou!
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Yes, the colour of the tiles.
WOAH! It does look like that silent hill scene. Great pic!
Thank you Image Links, and as all ways Thank you Mr. Motts for such wonderful pictures
Aww... poor little window looks so alone. These shots with water and reflections really make me wonder what the places were like back in their day, how many people walked on those stairs, saw the same beauty in that window... the performers that were there, things like that. Bet they wouldnt have thought of this place looking flooded if they could see it again.
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Fabulous Motts! I agree with everyone else...its definitely a wallpaper!!!
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Incredible angle on this one! Love it!
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Oh God! 8 times I was on the main page today and I missed this everytime!!!

Breathtaking start Motts!!!!
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Thank you Image Links for the before pictures. Great to see how it looked then, it was a gorgeous grand hall.