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That is interesting in that it appears the overhead crane is still in place.

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yes i agree ......amazing shot

wow this is also an amazing shot .....i envy your photography

yah the stars honestly look like there spinning around the asylum

WOW ...i love this picture.

yah awsome picture ...to bad that great peice of history is torn down...would have loved to see it myself

I think Lynne got a bit too much stick for her comments, all she was stating is the facts, Motts photography can stir up all kinds of emotions he has a great talent in doing this it gets us all thinking what happened to patients staff ect, thats part of the wonderful world of urban exploration. I can look at a picture like this and see various angles like, how sad where did they end up, OR, they didnt give a shit about their personal items anyway, the things Ive seen kids throw away and not care for and im not talking rich priveliged brats either, thats the wonderful thing, think what you want to think we havent all got to think the same.

These engines have nothing to do with Studebaker. They are old multi-fuel military vehicle engines. The plant was used as a storage facility for many years.

In these photos it appears that the "walkways" may have had a suspension system allowing parts to be moved on overhead pulley. Here's what Packard Hawks look like.
www.packardhawk.com

Studebaker did not go "bankrupt", they continued making autos in their Canada plant for two more years after closing South Bend plants in 1964.

Hmmm... joint visit.. sounds like a good idea.

Right now, we're not sure if Byberry will still be standing in mid-March.

we went to glendale and it lives up too the stories

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i went in thr it was scary but we managed