140 Comments for St. Alphonsus Hall

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I agree eldokid, just the mirror frame alone is gorgeous.
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Lovely shot of the stairs. I was wondering the same thing - are the stairs of marble?
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A breath-taking photo. Congratulations. Wonderful.
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Lovely artwork again, and great photo of the detail on the horseshoe mezzanine.
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Love the metalwork of the stair railings.
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Wonderful framing of the shot. Unique small tiles in the floor?
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Gorgeous. I agree with eldokid - what a shame to leave that beautiful artwork in place for probably certain destruction. It should be removed and placed elsewhere.
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Beautiful. You were saying this theater was used as a "party place" after it was closed up, and I imagine the sound inside would have been wonderful.
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The seats look kindof uncomfortable, but your eye, Mr. Motts, has once again caught a lovely detail - that of the cast iron work on the side of the seats. Lovely.
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Fabulous photo - if it weren't for the parts that are broken or ruined, you'd think it was still open. Wonderful ceiling and view of the horseshoe mezzanine.
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Wonderful, just in time for New Years - a new gallery. Thanks so much. The ceiling is lovely as is the leaded window to the right in the photo.
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I hope whoever got that gave it a good home and didn't trash it, because you know if you trash anything religious you're going straight to hell.
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Oh the stories the stage hands could tell !

Joseph
Saturday, December / 26 / 2015 10:21 p.m.
Sun City, California
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Oh, how the mighty chandeliers have been
over taken by the never ending force of gravity.

12:37 a.m. Saturday / December / 26 / 2015
Sun City, California
Stranger in the Fog
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This has the makings of a mighty place.