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Makes me wonder. Is this an old Staten Island Ferry, and if so, is it one I might have been on as a kid 60 years ago ?

What a monument to the ship builders. This needs to be placed on land to honor those who build ships

in order for the rusting process to occur, the metal must be exposed to oxygen, the chemical reaction of rusting takes place slower below the water line....just a thought

Cool spotlight.

Actually, to me it looks like a plaster ceiling that is done to look like tin. Tin is installed in rectangular sections, or all in one piece.

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I would have liked to have seen what was on the board and the papers. The snapshops of human time frozen, while the rest of the building is slowly reclaimed.

Hmm that looks awesome. I love how vines eat building its amazing

I would have love to seen those documents & pictures

This picture is one of my favorites

the chair looks likes its sinking into the ground. it looks pretty wicked

I absolutly love this picture. It's beautifully taken and I can really get the feel of it.

That's where they used to burn the bodies! Hey thanks for the picture. I wanted to see the place where they used to do it.

That's the theater?! I didn't know they had one. Dude. That's a awsome shot. <333

I saw that door I believe. Very pretty shot. My 4th favorite shot.

Third favorite shot of the old hospital. How pretty.