243 Comments for Samuel R. Smith Infirmary

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It still looks majestic. . . I like the blues and greens showing through the decay.

@Squiddy: Welcome!
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I love it- It looks so tangled in the next room.
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I like the light play going on.

I think the idea of a rounded room preventing disease is strange, too.
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"Trick or treat!"

. . . even if it IS in November. . .
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Mr. Motts, considering how many old structures you visit, it may be advisable for you to get a chest x-ray if you haven't had one for a while.

Too many things with '-osis' , or '-oma' can happen when you breathe unknown dusts and mists.

Maybe you should carry a surgical/painter's mask with you on your adventures.

Just sayin'.
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Thanks Motts! Cool set!
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This doesn't look like it's in Staten Island, it should be up on a remote hill or somewhere. Great shot!
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Toot, I totally agree with you!
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Is that a ghost, Motts? LOL, just kidding!!! (I know how you feel about ghosts, or lack thereof.) I hope you had a mask on. The dust makes a beautiful picture but I am sure it's not great in the lungs!
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Beautiful!
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Wow! It is actually a great shot with all the colors and textures but it makes me wonder how beautiful that was back in 1890.
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It's interesting how the brick is so pristine yet the floor (or ceiling that is now on the floor?) is, well, not.
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Scary black hole. I love the texture of the peeling and chipping paint on the wall!
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Oooo, I've always wanted a round room, lol!
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I also love the angle of this shot!