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Balconies

Balconies

The dark, corroded, Spartan porches were quite a contrast to the vibrant greenery and picturesque sky scape.
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that building looks relatively modern, do you know how old it is ?
nutsy fagin
Sat 03-29-2008
Sweet shot.
Vacant NJ
Sat 03-29-2008
I believe most of the core buildings here were built in the 1930s.
Motts
Sat 03-29-2008
They seem very modern for something that old.
And balconies like that always remind me of norwich.
Alyssa
Sun 03-30-2008
I really really like this shot.
Zebra
Sun 03-30-2008
amazing how different and creepy the top floor looks
nick
Mon 03-31-2008
That's a really gorgeous pic. The contrast is awesome. =D
perk
Mon 03-31-2008
I agree, these do look modern
Patrick
Mon 04-07-2008
It does look modern. It looks like it was built in the 50's
jackieb
Wed 04-16-2008
That is such an amazing shot
JENNA
Wed 04-23-2008
Yes, it reminds me of a Bank building.
Jack_
Mon 07-21-2008
The pourches had heavy wire plus usual screening for warm weather fresh air. This looks like it might be 'B' building, but I know A building had them. B building had a large rec/day room at the main entrance, opossite the main 'A' entrance. B building also had a cafe in the basment at the far west end w/outise entrance plus the tunnel.
GOMER
Mon 12-08-2008
im using this place for my horror book, i just thought it was perfect and im also using the pictures...hope u don´t mind.
Nicole
Fri 01-08-2010

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