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Above the Entrance

Above the Entrance

This is the main entrance extension roof. I had to take this shot out of a window because the door was locked or welded, I can't remember. One of my favorite shots though.
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thats incredable
achenbach
Sat 06-04-2005
it's calm but i also feel frightened, when i look at it. i love it!
sternheim
Sat 07-23-2005
i adore this picture!
speaker
Tue 10-04-2005
makes me want to look for the drain, and unplug it.
ack
Tue 11-08-2005
I love how such a huge building has such a small main entrance. My sliding glass door would have made a better one than that.
Dannyboy
Mon 01-16-2006
How deep is that water?!
Peaches
Wed 01-18-2006
It couldn't have been more than an inch or two...
Motts
Wed 01-18-2006
Oh!! It looks like somebody built the poolhouse IN the pool!
Peaches
Wed 01-18-2006
i've heard it is actually possible to unplug some of the drains and i've heard of it being done but it always ends up plugged again, whether naturally or by someone.
joe
Fri 01-27-2006
This is just insane.
Battleheart
Sat 05-20-2006
to bad its impossible to get in there now, all the windows on the first floor are welded shut and the tunnels are bricked shut.
john
Sun 09-03-2006
wow so uh whos up for a little ice fishing?
from under your bed
Tue 12-05-2006
Sweet!
CSA fr USA
Fri 01-12-2007
Wow, Amazing!
Z
Tue 12-04-2007
I don't know what to say except 'winter in the soul from all of our lives'.
Guitorman
Mon 12-17-2007
Sadly water makes decay happen a lot faster, I wish that three was a way to slow the process down. While I love to see nature do it's thing, it is always sad when a place like this finally falls.
Thorn
Mon 12-17-2007
Gorgeous! But it also looks frightening as well, since it, to me, represents the end of the world.
Tsukasa
Tue 01-01-2008
It looks like all the brick layers beneath the roof are darker as if recently under water.

But that doesn't seem possible given the much lower height of the surrounding outer walls. If those bricks are actually that saturated with water I'll bet you could pretty much knock that whole thing down with one well placed sissy kick.
Ken
Sat 01-12-2008
This is an interesting shot. The water gives it this cold look.
Jeanette
Thu 01-31-2008
I wish I could ice-skate... <=(
perk
Mon 03-03-2008
it looks like a house or mosoleum sunk into a pond or something
Ducky
Wed 03-26-2008
ack, me too! I was the handyman for a sorority for many years, and one of my jobs was keeping the drains clear on the flat roof sections. It's an ongoing battle. They always clog again, and the results can easily be catastrophic.
Seattle_Dave
Sat 03-29-2008
Love this one!!
Lauren
Sat 03-29-2008
when the building closed the state should have hired a caretaker for each building to keep the mantence up on them.
kirk
Wed 07-23-2008
this is a amazeing picture i'm thinking wallpaper
Dean
Fri 08-08-2008
idk why they never added any gutters or something for the water to drain
scott
Thu 08-28-2008
nice pool
Mottss
Mon 06-22-2009
Such a beautiful pic, such a shame to see such an extraoridinary place go to waste.
Sarah
Sat 07-18-2009
what areas are safe to explore on the psychiatric hospitals ground i want to do a project on the place and i want to check out so neat things like what they did there and destroy all those weird rumors like what is a good building to visit thats safe and has cool things to check out and what wings to aviod
jd
Sun 09-27-2009
looks like the place is under water
Michaeljackson
Sun 11-15-2009
Yep! a great winter shot that speaks volumes!
LucieLou
Thu 11-26-2009
is that ice? i think it is. wow great shot just amazing
Flandre Scarlet
Tue 06-21-2011

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