473 Comments for Mission Hill Convent

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The lighting and shadows in this shot are fantastic! The gold leaf on the columns pops!!
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I would think they emptied the tabernacle. They would never leave the Blessed Sacrament there.
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Not sure what that receptacle could be, unless it was put there to be stored. It could be an old wastebasket, or where you barfed from fear of being called to the "private rectory"....
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Ah, the Motts Lonely Chair Shot. He is making his escape plans......
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Great perspective!
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Love the long hallway shot! And the closets made for the Jolly Green Giant!
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There could have been lighted soap dispensers at one time......

muahaha......
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Day late and a dollar short. Yup. That's ME.


More galleries to go through! Awesome! Glad you found a place that kept you clean!!! Well, at least until you went next door...
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Thats an old Hammond C-3 Organ. It's worth money. It probably weighs 300 pounds though.
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So, all this great information tells me we got a kitchen crew. What say we all go here and whomp up a good meal on them there Vulcan stoves?
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It's just the fabric used to mold the plaster. Moulage I think is the proper term.
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Inlay. Marquetry. Simple, but nice.
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I was disappointingly clean exiting this place; but squirming through piles of garbage to get into the theater next door made up for that!
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They even sprayed the handrail. Nice
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These are just plaster casts from molds. They really have very little monetary worth. But the destruction is hard to look at.