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Rose Hall

Rose Hall

Shades of red and violet reflected back and forth in this hallway. The rooms on both sides were all attached to the terraces, but were small and empty.
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Great condition.
Cyrus
Mon 06-13-2005
Held up remarkable well.. The rose tones give a really warm inviting look.
fashionpage88@yahoo.com
Sun 07-03-2005
This place is in really good shape. You captured some great color in this shot. Almost looks like unfinished Dry Wall. Were there wall railings that were taken down?
silkster40z
Sat 07-16-2005
ha it looks like the fire hose has some water in it!!
keith
Wed 01-25-2006
Doesn't look that bad; it still would make a nice motel.
Nancy
Tue 06-13-2006
Wow, even the shadows have a kinda mauvey tone to them
GirlJaye
Tue 07-25-2006
It's so clean and intact! They should definitely reuse these buildings; to tear them down would be a shame and a waste.
Amy
Fri 09-29-2006
I know I'm sick and twisted, but that color remarkably reminds me of blood..... yes like I said, I am sick and twisted.
Katee
Sun 01-07-2007
Odd that all the doors were taken off the hinges. most of the other buildings all you see is the hallways full of open doors, giving it that creepy look. But this one doesn't look so bad.
Janice
Fri 11-28-2008
A lot of this place is still relatively cheery.
Garrett
Sat 08-13-2011

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