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The back of the theater; a small amount of daylight streaks in from a window where a board has fallen off. The massive amounts of pigeon droppings can be seen on the floor here.
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I love the Blue from the window Motts.
Deb
Sun 12-09-2007
The First one on this one!! Motts I see the Massive amounts of pigeon dropping on the floor.
Deb
Sun 12-09-2007
make sure to get rid of those shoes Mr. Motts
Joe
Mon 12-10-2007
Wow, that's alot of poop!
Sara B.
Tue 12-11-2007
Wonderful colours ;o
Rome
Fri 12-14-2007
Wonderful colors? What the blue or the poop? Sorry I couldn't resist!

I've been unable to scare up historic photos of 80. Still working on it though
Kristiara
Wed 01-09-2008
lol Well I mean how the blue blends in to the poop hahah but yeah, mostly the blues!
Rome
Sat 01-19-2008
I bet it did really stink...do you use Vicks Vapor Rub?
Jeanette
Thu 01-31-2008
It should be renovated and used for plays or turned into a school for acting.
kirk
Thu 05-22-2008
why would anyone renov ate such a beautifull piece of history?
coco
Sun 01-04-2009
Which building is this one near
\trevs
Mon 03-23-2009
We raise turkeys, so I can imagine the smell there.

I would rather renovate a building than have it completely fall down or get torn down.
Miss B
Tue 10-13-2009
This is so so so scary i can almost cry myself to sleep at night
AJ
Thu 02-04-2010
Beautiful!
Koalabb
Wed 02-17-2010
IT'S ALL FOR YOU DAMIEN, IT'S ALL FOR YOU...

( ABOVE THAT ROW OF DOORS ) ^^^^

If you have watched the OMEN, you would understand what im talking about :)
HAHA
Dahmer
Thu 04-15-2010

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