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i almost said it earlier... but, look, the sink's missing! ; )

Now that's a stark damned shot!

JHC! My brain is confused! It's not too bad, because it's a very small brain, but still - my angles went haywire with this shot - it's great!

. . . or could it be a . . . . .??????????

Great shot!

Interesting angle.

Wow!

Or like an old boarding school.

Just looks like an old house from the opener.

This picture reminds me a "Water World" film

ooh, i like this. the devil's garden of eden.

Abram Hewitt is gone but not forgotten.

Abram Stevens Hewitt was an American iron manufacturer, philanthropist, and politician. In 1886 Hewitt was elected as mayor of New York City, defeating Theodore Roosevelt. He served as mayor until 1888 and helped topple the Tweed Ring and reform Tammany Hall. He was elected as a Democrat from New York City to the U.S. House of Representatives (1874-86). He created a plan for building an underground mass transit system, which was not used for another decade.


http://www.hgtv.com/hg...3217_1389718,00.html

http://www.mercercount...istory.ind_giant.htm

http://videoindex.pbs....d=3292&chap_id=2

http://www.picturehist...nd/p/16123/mcms.html

freaky.

are the walls white? do they look pink from the light shining through the red curtains? this photo is one of the most interesting things in this gallery. i would love to find out more about the history of this room.

Was there a gate nearby? At Sing Sing the on duty C.O. has to lower the key in a plastic bucket for his relief to get in at shift change.