are we absolutely sure this is a cat? look at the length of the bones in the rear leg, they seem a bit long?

i'm surprised they weren't auctioned off. it's amazing, the condition of them is unbelievable! another great photo mr. motts!!!!

be careful with those acid trips, you may end up condemed to a similar place as this and not return from the "trip".

for dessert:
asbestos pie
lead paint cake
toxic dust cupcakes

my wife and i went to the morgue at the back of the property in october 2004 and walked right in the front door. the cadaver draws were intact, the stadium autopsy veiwing area was obvious, cards with patient blood smears were there and many medical journals were spread throughout the place. didn't see evidence of it being sealed. i do believe it was one of the first things to be torn down though, how unfortunate.

probably a little "common sense" goes a long way to sensing how dangerous these rotton buildings really are?

hello barbara
peat moss is a nickname i earned at a workplace in maine
would you have a connection there?

it is simply amazing how quickly these places deteriorate once they are no longer inhabited. i can imagine walking these halls now, exposes the visitor to many hazards(lead paint and asbestos)

you were a lucky person to be there to capture such a shot. keep up the good work!