Base of the Stack

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It looks like you can walk into the stack?

Wed 11-23-2005

Probably - in most stacks, you can either get in from the bottom, or go to the top and go down a ladder inside. There's gotta be a way for service people to get in there if they need to do maintenance.

Sat 05-20-2006

Some of these shots amaze me with regard to the artistry of the masons' exquisite brickwork. A lost art, perhaps?

Janice

Sun 05-21-2006

WOw i didnt think of it that way thats def amazing brick work holy shit

ALEX

Fri 01-26-2007

the (entrance way ) is the breaching from the boiler to the stack

simple bird

Fri 11-16-2007

unfortunately that stack is slowly falling over, and if it does and including if there is anyone around it could get hurt

Sun 05-10-2009

i agree with B, there is a video on youtube with a guy pointing out that the tower its self is atleast 200 feet high and if it comes down, anyone under it can be crushed, including cars and the small forestry behind the road. they need to bring in a wrecking ball and bring it down so it cannot possibly hurt anyone.

BFloyd

Wed 08-26-2009

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Date Shot:	August 2004	Image ID#:	523
Date Posted:	Sat, August 21st 2004	Camera:	Sony DSC-F707

Location Name:	Kings Park Psychiatric Center
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1885	Closed:	1996
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Location Age:	127 years	Abandonment:	16 years

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