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Wow, there are people pretending to be security and the regulars, what's going on over there?

About 12 minutes.

I would assume the tower was lit at night since the face glass was semi-transparent, although I didn't see a light inside.

No I don't think there was any stained glass here; they are a rare sight in institutions built after the 19th century.

The floor was a rainbow of browns... pretty fugly stuff!

This rocks! Is that porch fenced in as well as being boarded up???

Wow, I would have been so tempted to take it, even though I'm so against taking things out... I mean, that's just TOO bizarre to leave for the wrecking ball! But I agree with Lynne, thanks for not selling it on eBay.

(trying so hard to be good today...)

Wow, um... I'm not showing my age, but until recently I HAD the butcher cover...

That thing wasn't on, was it Motts? Probably just the light from the window, but it looks like a bluish reflection on the chair, and it reminds me of those evil lights...

Most of us can read it, it's not vital to the history of the place or photo, and I'd rather not have my site indexed by search engines with that kind of terminology, so please don't take offense.

... they would say "Please don't tear us down! No more walmarts!" ;)

I'm gonna go with the logical guess here: if someone DID get inside, they wanted the upper windows boarded to protect people from falling out... It sucks, but they would face a lawsuit if someone was injured while exploring here... Or maybe it was to keep stupid people like fedziepoo from flinging furniture out the windows?

Another good gallery.

For some reason, this is the scariest picture.

Bravo!

I think these were drawn on two seperate occasions, ie the differences in painting textures. I think the angels are right. Whoever was there, was sensing the sadness of the people there.
I hope ALL the spirits come out to haunt the new laptoppers that buy here. I also wonder how many accidents will happen during construction?????? Happy Haunting