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Ohhh dear LAMP - yes, it is one of those enamel ones and on a rod - goodness how cool. Skills - must be so much fun to how this works. Proudness.

Mott Power. A new Gallery. How nice. Thank you. Lush green - Nature FTW.
Smoke stacks...now i have to ponder how they built them, too...hahaha

That's a beautiful shot. Really appreciate all the work that goes into this site.

Very cool. It looks like the opening at the base was once much larger and got bricked over.

That's like asbestos paper mache. Liquid ammonia is still used for large scale commercial freezers.

I wonder if it was part of how they balanced them? I can't think of many reasons why there would have been so many. Being square is interesting as well. They had to be made that way and not drilled.

Wanderer - You should check out videos of how that worked. It's pretty cool how it functioned as a governor. Definitely worth seeing.

Same here, I probably would have overlooked him too.

Cupolas, yes. A really cool look - fine picture.
Google Earth rather nice event, "Street view - Click To Go"
- you may cruise down Chestnut Street, and enjoy the sight of Chestnut Green beautiful cupola-topped red brick buildings basking in the sun behind a emerald green manicured lawn.
Would rather have this, than demolition, honestly.
It looks very nice, indeed.

Mica will love that there are few lamps left behind, that'll sure delight her a lot.

Looks like a small town. This place has soul. Handsome.
Awesome thread - and thank you all so much for the stories you are sharing. Really heartfelt and moving.
And thank you Mr.Motts for you wonderful dedication, hard /at times dangerous/ labor, and stamina to create all these fantastic pictures in all these amazing Galleries.
It is an on-going + never-ending love-affair for me + so many more, and am so happy have found.
May you all always be well is my daily wish.

isn't it difficult to get a body in and out the drawers in the top row?

Yes, am i awe - it is soo beautiful old-school precious -
and it even has trolley-wheels so it could be moved.
Or maybe they are more like "stem-rollers"? Heavy. Strange.
Maybe it has been saved and taken care of.
...wish i knew.....

Is that coal or gravel?

Funny, I would not have noticed him unless you mentioned that he was there! Must have been one noisy room to work. Neat picture.