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Someone wanted to leave real badly!

Sad picture. if there was working electricity you could clean it in that matress sanitizer and take it home. is there a date or a tag on it?

someone hated reading......

I really really really dont want to know what happened to those pillows.Or chickens.hopefully not chickens.

Thats Purtty.

An early attempt at lyposuction?

The room looks like a train roundhouse.

With the rust that way it looks like the ship started to sink upside down!

Wow! looks like something from titanic.....

Wow, that's just beautiful. The way the green of the living ivy and the red of the old building mesh together, it's wonderful.

Based on scale I doubt that Mass was ever said here. It looks like the altar would be at knee height. I'm thinking this was more ornamental than anything else.

i am almost postive they havent torn it down yet...

I thunk so.......
"In 1925 the Salesian Fathers purchased the property for approximately $61,000 and opened it as a Catholic resident school for boys. The mansion served as an administration building, and the main schoolhouse was constructed in 1931. "

Interesting. I just noticed, looking at this again...If this was a Catholic altar, the mass said here was definately "old school". The concrete 'slap' in front of it means that the pries's back was to the congregation. That was how mass was said back in the day. I think that was changed in the early 60's.....I wonder when the last mass was said here? Gotta go look at Mott's write-up on this site...

Thas for lifting the engine into the bay of the designated vehicle. Shame, it's been waiting all these years but it'll never happen.