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Seats

Heavy chunks of the ceiling have fallen into the seats below.
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oh my! big shot!
Chipy
Sun 12-18-2005
Wow.
My initial reaction to this shot was that someone was VERY overzealous in roping off a reserved section & used barbed wire!
Joe Kurtz
Tue 05-09-2006
Some of these pitures are absolutely amazing......I stumbled on them by accident and now I am bordering on obsession with abandoned asylums!
my family and friends think i'm crackers!
Sianaby
Wed 05-10-2006
Why oh why do they do this? Will someone please answer my question? What's the point of letting something just fall apart like this? And why just leave everything behind whether you can use it elsewhere or not?
Nancy
Fri 06-09-2006
how sad knowing this theater abandoned...they dont even renovate it!!
lovely kham
Sun 11-12-2006
take a seat.
kick back and relax and pay no attention to the falling ceiling
Ethan
Mon 05-14-2007
woah, dude! wicked!
Sadie
Sat 10-27-2007
Glad they were empty!
Amazed
Wed 02-20-2008
Looks like the people were told to first stand on it to squash it then rip the whole thing to bits
Conor
Wed 04-09-2008
WOW! Looks really comfy
Maniac Mike
Tue 07-08-2008
I am reminded of the Phantom of the Opera and the chandelier falling....
SandyY
Mon 07-25-2011
These are some of the best decay photos I have seen. There doesn't seem to be much vandalism, just decay. All alone and decaying, the room that saw so much emotion, joy and laughter, and tears of sadness.
Charlie
Sat 08-27-2011

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