Red and Green

The moist wind from the river creates an environment suitable for moss and algae. This is looking into one of the holes in the center platform of the hall.

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The colors in this are awe inspiring. I love that shade of green.

Colin B

Fri 12-23-2005

They should have used this shade of green in the institutions. It looks a lot happier than the shade they did use.

On The Verge

Thu 07-06-2006

absolutely stunning!
beauty in the debris.

bandicoot

Mon 09-04-2006

Safety green that is.

D.J

Tue 08-28-2007

OSHA Safety green that is.

D.J

Tue 08-28-2007

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Date Shot:	January 2005	Image ID#:	1553
Date Posted:	Sun, January 16th 2005	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Glenwood Power Plant
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1901	Closed:	1960
Opened:	1906	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	111 years	Abandonment:	52 years

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