264 Comments for Rest Haven

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Damn them paint chips sure make me hungry.
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Yay! More awesome galleries. Thnx Motts!
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You mentioned the chapel is on the second floor? Perhaps the windows open for fresh air during summer months? I didn't notice any ceiling fans
so it probably got pretty hot and stuffy in there.
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Mirror...mirror...
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THIS PLACE! you find: Just a piece of scrap paper among egg-shell paint flakes: Box 4! Auditors reports. 1863-1897. I keep thinking about it all! Would actually love to see something of the kind.
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Melting looks like
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The more I look the more I wonder.
Windows to open behind the altar? Is this not a bit unusual? Have we seen this before?
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This picture is unbelievable...the WHOLE IDEA is unbelievable - I cannot figure it out...I mean HOW they were thinking.....
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It is "X marks the spot" at the end. It is so nice that it is clean and free of graffiti tags and scribbling
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Ohhh MY! Is that paint-peel? It is the biggest -peeel painthave ever seen. Thought, it is a rag.....
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Maybe she had Polio?
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Yeah - That Movie!
Skylights such a good + wonderful idea - gotta love skylights.
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what if this was the staff bathroom,that would be weird?
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Amazing location. Abandoned facilities unmolested by vandals, scrappers, and taggers are nearly impossible to find. I appreciate your research and history lesson of these places before they are demolished. Thanks for your brilliant web site and photos.
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Cool new old place, all of the peeling paint has left me craving potato chips,Bye