Connecting Corridor

Connecting Corridor

This corridor joined the roof of the furnace rooms to the roof of the turbine hall and offices.

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Puts you in mind of the hallways in some of the institutions, doesn't it?

Lynne

Sat 10-01-2005

Another beautiful hallway shot!!

Sat 10-01-2005

Nice, I like the lighting in this one. What's that pile in the lower left? Just sediment?

Barbara

Wed 10-05-2005

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Date Shot:	June 2005	Image ID#:	3221
Date Posted:	Fri, September 30th 2005	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Franklin Power Plant
Current Status:	Being demolished or renovated
Built:	1918	Closed:	n/a
Opened:	1920	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	94 years	Abandonment:	n/a

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