1,916 Comments for The Pines Hotel

defiantly the shinning

this shot gives me an overwhelming feeling of sadness, i wonder how many children used this.

this is so beautiful, it must have been gorgeous when the pines was still open.

breath taking shot!

if i could skateboard, i would skate here.
beautiful. <3

i know this sounds really lame, but i collect random keys and constantly wonder what they were used to open.

i would have taken them all. (:

i honestly had no idea there were really heart shaped tubs, this is amazing.

very creepy, my favorite.

strange how you can go from one part of the buliding that looks almost brand new to this. *licks the wall* lawlz.

:)

i've always had a thing for vintage, when i get my own house, i want my bathroom to look like this.

i completely agree, and that was an amazing movie. <3

great shot!

the color of the stairs kind of creeps me out, a blood red, but a beautiful shot none the less.

i love this shot, its almost like it was never abandoned, very cool.

My parents were in business with the Worth family. Bought them out in the 1950's. When the ranch closed and was later purchased by Jehovah' all structures were torn down nothing left but the land. Are you up the hill overlooking the church or are you north towards New Paltz and the firehouse?

Two years ago I purchased a home, a few doors down from the Bruynswick Inn and, they tell me, the former site of Sunnycroft Ranch. Supposedly this house was used at one time for employee dorms and was owned by members of the Worth family in the late 1930s? Not originally from here, I've tried to find out more about the ranch and former owners of my house via the internet with little success. Any info?

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