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ehhh ... I would totally like not wanna be stuffed inside one of those little ass drawers... Dead or alive

Tis my favorite creepy picture in here... Actually it isnt really that creepy... Its actually kind of kool... If i was to go inside ... This is where i would be =)

hmm...

Thats pretty creepy... i think if i was in there... I would have like a freak paranoia attack... Thinking that like...something i dont know exactly what was watching me or something like that....

This greenhouse is so unlike the vast, abandoned Montgomery Rose greenhouse (now demolished). Instead of plants taking over, they were struggling to survive, all spindly and pale and oversized, creeping weakly along the floor, instead of standing upright. I'm sure it was because very little glass was broken and so rain had a harder time getting in. The place was so extremely hot and dry that at times I was almost gasping for air. It was such an interconnected maze of greenhouses you could get semi-lost in there (it's hard to get REALLY lost when the entire place is transparent! ) I left when I stumbled into a room with a wet floor and a chemical smell and then saw torn bags and cans of pesticides and herbicides everywhere. I'm surprised they left such dangerous material behind. Later, I took a photo of the gravestone of the founder of Montgomery Rose (a stone carving of roses) and Controlled Bleeding used it for the cover of their "Headcrack" record.

By far the best shot on this site!!.This picture has everything.Just imagine what you could have seen from this point over the years.By the way,most of our buildings like this in England are being turned into luxury flats as the buildings are listed and can't be knocked down.

what a lovely garden?......

This one definately reminds me of "The Changeling." That Wheel chair is just about to take off after you.

Aaaaaaaaahhhhh!

This has a 'jail cell' look to it. This one may have been an isolation unit.

Exit signs can stay lit because they have a back-up battery in the light itself.

Ahh, now that comment makes a little more sense (scarlett77) than the possibility of it being used as a temple.

As far as I know, masons just needed to believe in the existence and honor 'God'. While many of them may have been following the christian cult or the likes, it wasn't particular to Jesus or neccessarily his 'Father'.

I was also under the impression that the meeting rooms that people are alluding to were required to have no windows?

That is a Star of David in the center of the stained glass skylight. This is likely a Jewish Temple.

I purchased a box of old documents, photographs and whatnot at a garage sale in Montana. In that box was an old photograph of this train station when the building was new.

That one is from the '60s. Before that Pepsi has a round blue and red logo.
Coke and Pepsi were always two different companies.