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This pic is of the house that I actually used to live in. And no, we didn't have cable.
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Okay, maybe I'm crazy... but if you look at this picture without looking directly at the chair it looks like it is floating in mid air.
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If I remember correctly, that's the bathtub from #65. I took many a bath in that tub when we lived there during the '80s.
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BTW, if any of you want to contact me about New City Road, you can send a message to fishnet37222 (at) gmail (dot) com.
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That really is a magnificent soap dispenser! Just think about it... how many modern buildings have you seen with fixtures like that?
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I'm actually a former resident of one of the houses on that street. My family and I moved out of #65 in 1990 because the NWCDC was no longer renting the houses out. We moved up to Vernon, NJ and have been living there ever since.
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A solitary predator, the sewing machine stalks it's prey...
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Reminds me of Silent Hill.
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I love this Website!
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Aww, Tom tom it's OK. I just thought it was funny that you had post after post about the female guests. I'm sorry. I'm sure you have great memories of your times there. Michael B was A staff back then, wasn't he? Was a very good friend of mine.
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I find this shot incredible. Many others too mind. But the debris! Paint plaster rot rot and more rot. What rot it piles up so much rot. It amazes me that an adbandoned structure does this. It must be the absences, say heat maybe, more n likely.
I work and visit many old working structures. This just doesn't happen, to this degree. Yet I've seen it time again in your work and others.

Shun me and I die.
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Alas, tis sad, Craftsmanship is dead in this country. But then why not. Just go to Wal Mart and buy it from China. It's cheap, like everything else these days. But I said it was cheap didn't I? That what you want right? Must be, they're the largest corp in the World. Maybe they'll build one here!
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i've always wondered what that building is, thanks!
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I know the focus is on the feet, but the curtain in the foreground looks incredible and graceful. It's like something you'd see in a classical painting.
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I live in Queens an this place i remeber when i was a teenager,fooling around in this facility,they also,years ago filmed the Bronx warriors 1999 in this place...