264 Comments for New York City Farm Colony

A rusted chair graveyard. Probably not an useful chair in the bunch.

Makes me nervous to look at this, but exciting nonetheless, if you could be there to look down into that hole. Take Care Motts!

Reminds me of how it looks sometimes after a rain and things have a yellow casting. Cool look and photo.

I thought the same Tony. Looks like a cross between an infrared and B&W.. i admire both very much. Lovely shot Motts!

Cant ask for a nicer ramp to an exploration. So inviting! So steady! No uneven stairs.

PAW

I'm guessing some bored kids tossed it down the stairs, but who knows, maybe someone tried to scrap it from the basement and gave up at the hard part!

The Watering Can at the Bottom of the Stairs

How did it get into that position? Slid down the stairs? Did someone try to take it out? Was it at the top or the bottom of the stairs originally?

Thanks, Jude! That's what I was thinking, ,too.

It is very odd how there is only one headstone there has to be more than him buried there! Super interesting and beautiful pictures guys! There is a super private family cemetery like outta a horror movie located in the middle of some fields by my grams house with headstones like that nothing is past 1900 its so neat when I was a teenager I would walk up there and just lay there all day literally super peaceful. Keep it up guys!!

Sandy, I would bet those metal things are to hold posts for some sort of railing or fencing to keep the residents from jumping or falling off of the bridge.

Hooray!!! A new gallery! The absolute highlight of my week!!
Thank you Mr. Motts for both the pics and the history lesson. Yours is the only site of this kind that give us so much info on the past of the locations you photograph. You are truly one of a kind! Please keep up
the excellent work :)

What are those things on the side of the bridge? Medal to hold something?

Just fantastic as always, thank you very much.