Valves and flanges. Cbcraw they were probably scrapped, definitely if the pipe/fittings were copper or brass, but some people will scrap steel. It could be a sprinkler line, or more likely a steam line from the boilers. Could also be condensate from the steam lines that is being pumped back into the system, that may be a small flash tank to the left (flash tank allows high pressure steam to flash and thus reduce to a lower pressure/condensate). Sprinkler and water lines are usually copper/pvc, straight water will rust black/threaded pipe. There are dry sprinkler systems that utilize black steel/threaded pipe though (water won't run through the pipe until there's a fire).

It's just a gauge, some valves, traps, and some other things I can't quite make out. Screwed pipe with most likely asbestos insulation. It's hard to see, but if that is in fact a trap, this would have been a steam line.

This looks like some weird "emo" stuff.

It's a shame it burnt down, someone should chop that arsonists hands off.

I can see a fish

kind of like how silly it is to want to be known as a hobo?

Nah, its a little more corny than that.

youre all looking into it too much, just a nice little painting

only half destroyed?

This was a great piece of art, too bad its no more. Was this an Anglican church?

ha snow, its probably asbestos

Why would there be an autopsy room, if someone passed they probably placed them in the morgue until they were taken elsewhere.

It is a sin to let that go to waste. Even if the building is irreparable the stained glass window ought to be saved.

I like this photo a lot, figure it's about time it deserved a comment.

I remember my grandpap always had one of those around when he was sick.

mmmmm now thats what Im talking about.

maybe someone wanted it for scrap metal.

Is there feces in/all over the toilet?

Haha Gonzos eyes are really messed up. He looks drunk.

It looks like M. Taho drew it. :)

this is corny.

silly kids...

Perhaps the word monicker?

I believe I saw something similar at Forgotten Ohio.

I'm sure any blood would be dried up but I'd be afraid of hyperdermic needles.

People tag over each other on purpose. But that's some of the worse graffiti I've ever seen.