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its so much better at night cause alot of people are not there its fun...bring lots of flash lights thou

Excellent photography indeed. Thank you for sharing with us. I came across this in a Google search for "jail door" curious to find sources of buying one Great tour that you gave yourself. Take me along next time :)

So are they rennovating this? I mean why else would they remove all the abestos?

Hey, Zach, don't want to see you lying in a morgue drawer--ever. But thank you for letting us know that Reed has fallen. for a wal mart. : (

alright, "andrew" I don't know how old you were, but I'm sure I'm not too far off my dear.
Listen, I love abandoned buildings, and I love
going inside them.
There was one, not too far from my house that
I loved to go inside.
My brothers and I always went inside when we
were younger, and as we got older it became a
place we loved.
We even fixed up rooms and made it ours.
When my oldest brother got kicked out, we all
pitched in and made the goddamn house close
to livable. All he needed was electricity and running water, we basically re-built the floors and walls.
Then one day some kids from the middle school went in and burnt down most of what we had done.
Then a few weeks later, our precious "house" we had made was,
demolished.
Please, don't do what you do. I know it's hard not to give into peer pressure, but not going along is the best thing to do.
And urban exploration, I believe should only
be done with one or two close friends with
similar interests.

i go in there with my friends and my mom its not as bad as everyone thinks just a little creepy at first i like it though cause i like what people wrote its funny!

Oh goodness, you need to have respect for this place! It's not about seeing something scary or being vandals and then bragging to your friends about it! It's about capturing the spirit of a place (and no not like a ghost spirit...it's essance) and in a way that hasn't been seen before and RESPECTING it in the process like these photos show!

You would be surprised. There are hospitals that are accredited with JACHO(sic?)
have to have in storage, a certain number of gallons of potable water(suitable for drinking), non potable water(not suitable for drinking), gasoline for generators, as well as food rations, blankets and linens, in the event of a disaster.
Granted, the barrels in this picture are likely past the expiration date, but storing water and basic necessities is not just a Cold War relic, or a war relic in general. It is still in common practice.
You just don't hear about it.
Infact, the last time we heard anyone really stress the importance of storage, was during Y2K, when everyone scrambled for the world to fall apart on New Years.

Beautiful...amen Henri!

I want that dress too!!!

Beautiful photo! Thank goodness you got there before Mark and his asshat vandal friends!

Motts, take out what's not funny (especially a lot of mine), older stuff, and stuff that isn't relevant to your site. Any removal of my dopey comments wouldn't offend me. For me, your website is therapy. You opened your world to us and we found an extended family...sorry we abused your bandwidth!!! =(

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this one!

I love how you can see where the books once were on the shelves. Odd, creepy, yet beautiful.

I have to say thank you for these shots! We need more people like you to show us something beautiful where most people wouldn't look to find it--You Found It!