264 Comments for New York City Farm Colony

Ohhh D E A R....building kicked the bucket and went to bed...
Thanks - this really is a fantastic picture

A ½-door? How cool.....

Quite an Event this suddenly appearing - chimney and all.....thanks - is awesome......

Well done! Is fine. Thanks.
Ha, and so the block-headed scribbling dimwits did not dare venture in here, eh? ...as they only brought spray-cans - and no good flashlights?
Really L O V E The Light at the End.

....yeah ....but it is quite LIGHT...which is very nice...hallway shot. Thanks
Wish those gawky silly twits would´t scribble all over...grrrrrrr
it´s not even nicely done........

Yes, dear Claudia - certainly am, hope You are also, and as most considerate, clever + kind Mr. Motts has provided LOTS of information + old maps, are most helpful - and Google Earth quite awesome with 3D of buildings + Time Slide of it all "without leaves", + Street View, too - so will spent a lot of time here pondering The Event.....

Thanks Mr Motts. I learn so much here seeing the structural parts of buildings as they collapse.

Awesomely beautiful. Thank you.

Thanks you Motts, for a fantastic new gallery!

The last pic looks like the opening shot for a new zombie movie!!

Thnx for the great post! And all the great history research too.

Somebody cleaned up a lot of fallen debris on the floor in here at one point, or so it seems. I would think all that fallen ceiling plaster would amount to more.

I would love to see this place!

Those floor joists are huge. No wonder it's taken so long for them to fail. Lumber like that is high dollar these days.

What a sad waste of beautiful buildings....

All that stone was split too. Just that effort alone for all these buildings must had been huge.