Devin The chair is on wheels. It's an old office chair.

Location: Valmea Convent  Gallery: Tangled

	Devin Looks like shards of the porcelain that were once the Jesus figure laying on the floor to the right of the cross.

Location: Valmea Convent  Gallery: Tangled

	Devin There is a practical reason to use faux marble. A pillar of real marble would be too heavy to be supported by the wooden frame of that staircase.

Location: Valmea Convent  Gallery: Tangled

	Devin This is not a door key. It is a furniture or cabinet key. I can tell by the shape of the top. The handle is very thin and there are two ridges just below it. Door keys have a thicker and more durable handle and no ridges.

Location: Valmea Convent  Gallery: Tangled

	Devin The stairs must have been renovated shortly before the building was abandoned. There is no wear from foot traffic on those stairs. The corners are sharp.

Location: Valmea Convent  Gallery: Tangled

	Devin Just to the left of the chair is what looks like a blue enamel-ware bowl turned upside down.

Location: Valmea Convent  Gallery: Tangled

	Devin I would go down it on roller skates while juggling cinder blocks. Or am I talking s***?

Location: Dadipark  Gallery: Left Behind

	Devin You can see part of the broken chain still around the gear. That is one unhappy bicycle.

Location: Dadipark  Gallery: Left Behind

	Devin They are electrical insulators of some sort and obviously very old. This suggests the sign painted on the wall is much older.

Location: Usine Terres-Rouges  Gallery: Driving Rain

	Devin The clarity of the water is due to absolute stillness. All the impurities have settled at the bottom. But don't drink that water anyway.

Location: Usine Terres-Rouges  Gallery: Driving Rain

	Devin Jb, my thoughts too. It appears that something was attached to the wall and had been removed or fallen off. But what? I couldn't even guess.

Location: Krankenbunker "Breuning"  Gallery: Soggy Shoes

	Devin Somebody was in there looking for something. I don't think this was a kitchen.

Location: Fort Marabout  Gallery: Element 31

	Devin If you lived in the bell tower you would have a lot of room downstairs. So you wouldn't have to take out your garbage for an extra-special long time.

Location: Fort Marabout  Gallery: Element 31

	Devin These signs look like they were made in the 70s or 80s. Again, they are in English, who was using these spaces at that time?

Location: Fort Marabout  Gallery: Element 31

	Devin Why is it in English?

Location: Fort Marabout  Gallery: Element 31

	Devin This is a very old machine. I'm judging that by the shape of the flywheel and the wooden base. I suspect that the electric motor was a later addition and the machine was originally run by hand cranking or perhaps a treadle. Notice the difference in size of the motor pulley compared to the flywheel. This machine was designed to move very slowly.

Location: Erich Wagner Kindersanatorium  Gallery: Lost and Found

	Devin Two rows of sinks. Look at the third one back. The front sink is smashed, the one behind it is intact.

Location: Erich Wagner Kindersanatorium  Gallery: Lost and Found

	Devin It looks like there is a face of someone in the window on the right. The 4th row from the top and second one over if you magnify the picture you can see it

Location: Metropolitan State Hospital  Gallery: Clarity

	devin yo itz a mez up buildin thatz wat it be

Location: Philadelphia State Hospital (Byberry)  Gallery: Sunlight

	Devin Sorry, I just read the description of the hospital. I wish I lived somewhere near those places - they're interesting to visit.

Location: Danvers State Hospital  Gallery: Dreary Skies

	Devin I was wondering, is this the hospital from the movie "Session 9", if not, does anyone know what hospital that is? Your photographs are amazing, keep em coming!

Location: Danvers State Hospital  Gallery: Dreary Skies