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that is what's left of a chain conveyor. a moving chain would slide inside the track on the top and hooks (no longer there, either) would hang down from it at intevals. parts would be hung from the hooks and the moving chain would take them to the next floor orproduction operation. supported from the track and hanging underneath it is a metal screen which was there to catch any part that fell off its hook and to keep workers from getting hit by parts moving overhead.
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Thank you Sir Motts for the amazing wallpaper
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Looks like an old doctor's home from the TB hospital days... I don't remember if that specific one was being lived in, but the homes next to it were.
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The two pipes in the back look so clean and new. It's creepy to think what they needed that for...
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uhh...I think I have a headache...lol cool affect.
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Creepy. It's almost like it grew out of the ground. Doesn't seem like the bricks in the back of the fireplace are very black, maybe it wasn't used too much?
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It's awesome the way the bricks on the left look crooked. It's almost illusory.
sorry for my last post i ment MARCIA HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE TIED TO A BED WITH OUT ANY THING ON? I SAW THE PIC THEY USED IN COURT
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I love the black and white. Nice one.
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Absolutely stunning picture. My fave of this collection
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Amazing shot! You really captured a lot of feeling with this one.

Session 9 was a good movie. Must've been cool to hear all those creepy stories from someone that was actually there.
I come back from Key West to find new pictures, oh how you made me return to this frozen tundra I call home worth while!
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What's the house across the way?
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Great shot. I love the way the light crosses the floor from the open rooms.
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It's mini-elevator for transporting small things between floors, either hand operated or mechanically pulled.