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what a beautiful building! (love the near-security run-in story!)

this is frighteningly similar to my middle school's cafeteria...

Motts,
May I offer some constructive criticism? I like your photography much better without cheesy goth chicks with birdy-wings and lip rings. Thanks.
BTW, I hope she wasn't a local gal. The Noho cops are always looking to bust chops, and they never forget a face!

They just had some big meeting the other night about the hospital campus. I didn't go, so I don't know what it was all about. I assume it is local concerns over the imminent demolition.
If you cross Route 66 and walk down the little trail past the buildings that are still in use there are tons more abandoned buildings that belonged to the hospital. Not that anybody should trespass or anthing...

Thanks again, Motts.
It is funny how vandals seem to have tagged a couple of places, and yet the buildings aren't totally trashed by partiers, as is wont to happen when jerks discover an abandoned building. Interesting.

One word...plastics!
Polymers don't rot away. Not in a million years...literally!

THINK ABOUT THE PEOPLE THAT MADE THERE LIFE FOR YEARS AND YEARS JUST FLIPPING THOSE SWITCHES

What a stupid looking serpentine rainbow. That was very '70s, putting frickin' rainbows everywhere!

As went that section, so will go the rest of the joint, even if it takes another thirty years. Sad isn't it.

And Danny...LMFAO!!

Cool room. Reminds me of an airplane hangar for the curve of the ceiling.

I didn't know there was a "Boston State." I remember one called "Metropolitan State" in Waltham, and there were several campuses ringing the suburbs, from Danvers to Tewksbury to Medfield. They're all closed now too.

I would compulsively search through every drawer if it took me all day! That's one of the reasons I don't go into places like this in the first place!

Why do people keep referring to "Session 9"? That movie was a total dog. Not even worth the DVD rental.
Anyway, Motts, you wouldn't happen to be "posing" any of these chair shots, whould you?

Sweetie pie! Come to momma! ;-)

Little panes of opaque glass...so many to smash, so little time! Heh, heh!