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Ribs

Most of the stained glass was smashed out.
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What a shame! But the feel that is left to the building is marvelous - very somber yet majestic.
Lynne
Sat 07-01-2006
I'd love to see what the stained glass looked like. Beautiful shot, Motts!
Jude
Sat 07-01-2006
The first thing that comes to mind is NoHo.
RedDragon
Sat 07-01-2006
What a beautiful design!
I wonder what the images were in the stained glass.
Ladyhawke04008
Sun 07-02-2006
It's a shame the glass was gone, but the shot is still beautiful.
Sylvie
Sun 07-02-2006
Lol, i was on the picture before this thinking "hall..hmm..looks like ribs" Then the screen loaded. = P Glad you saw it
gimpchrist
Sun 07-02-2006
What exactly was this room used for?
Nancy
Mon 07-03-2006
Looks like English kids got to the windows first. :(

Nice shot, Motts. :)
Chickie
Mon 07-03-2006
Why do I feel that nobody was ever here. Why don't I feel a presence. Am I losing it, is it Helingly ? Is something just missing?
Johnny Mac
Mon 07-03-2006
stunning pic
Joe
Tue 07-04-2006
wow im being serious this picture just totaly took my words and left me awstruck its beautiful its stunning
from under your bed
Tue 07-04-2006
The texture, details, colors, architexture...everything. I need to get the effort to reach for my thesaurus because I'm sure everyone is getting tired of my lame vocabulary lol.
Sam
Wed 07-05-2006
Screw this. If mental patients got such a great place to "chillax" in the 1900's I WISH I was a mental patient then. I mean LOOK at this place! It's Gorgeous!!! If only thay's keep these places running....
Jessica
Wed 07-05-2006
I love the maroon and sky blue...I would've never thought to put them together but it works wonderfully. This place could've been made into something amazing (but then we wouldn't have these fantastic shots from Motts).
Karma
Fri 07-07-2006
Thats a shame. I wonder if there are any pictures elsewhere on the web from when the building was still in use? Maybe we can see what the windows looked like. Im sure they were beautiful...
Shyria
Tue 07-18-2006
PERFECT TITLE MOTTS
JASON
Tue 08-15-2006
breathtaking...the title adds so much effect. and i would LOVE to see what those windows were like when this room was in good condition
AidanB
Wed 09-13-2006
Thats a shame...its rare that you see lovely pieces of stained glass anymore, unless your going to church....but this is a beautiful picture Motts...
JayMay
Sat 09-23-2006
God, please let me see the UK before I die. Amen.

If I should die before I wake, at least I got to see these...
Dixinites
Thu 12-14-2006
This is amazing. I would love to know when you went round. I went round very recently and lots of the stuff in these photos has been removed. Its still amazing though. Morgue was the most creepy! It is so massive we explored for 5 hours and didnt see half of this incredible place. Your rock
sponsorafish
Fri 02-02-2007
Stained glass windows?.....I weep for their loss! Is there no respect for hard work in art? Stained glass isn't just stamped out of a factory! Someone's workmanship is lost forever!!!
C-Note
Mon 04-16-2007
lol......my last comment was about ribs!
Amazed
Fri 02-22-2008
MMMMMM Ribs!!!!!!!


Seriously, awesome composition Motts, stunning.

Shame about the stained glass, i would have loved to see it.
Patrick
Tue 03-11-2008
damm kids !!
swamp thing fla
Mon 03-30-2009
It eats away at me to see something this beautiful go to waste...
Lisa
Mon 11-22-2010

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