151 Comments for Wurlitzer Building

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Oh I realllly like those bottles.
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I would love to see the Metropolitain shots also. Yes I am a robot!
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Wow thats a fantastic shot! Can't wait to see the rest of the pictures.
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Holy shit it's deep... look at the door, the water's all they way past the doorknob.
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When i see old pieces like this..I always think....Lets plug it in! Bet it still works!
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This side is just bland. Thanks for the photo shoot, Mr. Motts!
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Built at a time when people took pride in their achievements.
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And this building is salvageable?
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And an empty light string along with a pine cone are left on that sorry looking tree.
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Cream with your coffee while getting your hair dried, Madam?
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Ah....objectifying women seems to be a lucrative business.
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Such a shame that buildings like this are left to decay.
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Cities often look so beautiful in the dark.
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Started by Madame Blavatsky in 1875. She was an occultist, spirit medium and author who founded The Theosophical Society. Born August 12, 1831 and died May 8 1891. She is what we would call today a free thinker. I worked with a secretary that was into this religion. Very strange compared with other religions.
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Punch tape, I remember it well. This is a gorgeous picture. I love the contrast between the orderly, identical punch tape holes and the random flakes behind them.