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we spent many a summer there .
It was my favorite borscht belt hotel.
I was good friends , with the owners daughter. Recently I went to the Raleigh(still operating) and met someone else who knew the owners and gave ma an update. I had stopped by the Pines two years ago with my family to see what remained and took some photos and some video , inside and out. You got alot more than I did, once we felt the water under our feet in the upstairs lobby , we ran back outside. I wnet to the house and Mr. Erlich opened the door ! We chatted for a while . It breaks my heart to know i can't take my kids there for a vacation .

Yeah! Hotels and houses are my favorite!

It's too bad you weren't able to lean in a bit more. Would have made this cool shot great!

Look at the way the walls are leaning. I don't think I'd be brave enough to stand near this structure, let alone climb it!

Oh good! Can I have some too?

Tee hee! 8`-)

But....don't the captions say that this place is the Eagle River Power Station?

A decapitaded Mary, something I'd like to own in my collection or at least take a picture with it.

I like the upside down cross right after radical. Is this guy into antichristian stuff?

Ah ha! The standard "videogame barrel" exists in reality! Now where is it's buddy, the standard wooden crate? Great, lonely shot, man.

All those pentagrams and the 666. I wonder if these were made by teenegers trying to be evil.

I, too would like to thank you.
In these photographs, you are preserving part of history, that someday will be no-more.
Christopher in England

I knew I had seen this place before. The only time I went to Roosevelt island I didn't find this place. I believe it's on the opposite side from where i was.

Is this place still in Roosevelt island?

Wonderfully amazing photos. This is just amazing!