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Looking inside the oven; there was a cone shaped cutout in the back with a hole at the tip, as well as two shafts above and below; one or all I assume led out to the chimney stack. A trench of unknown depth lay about two feet inside the lip, it might have been used for heat or collecting ashes.

Unfortunately I couldn't stay too long, but it was some trip!

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Thank you Mr Motts, what a lovely way to spend a Saturday night !

Thanks Motts nice photo's I can't wait for the next updated batch.

you made my weekend complete!!!
this was an AMAZING set!!!

keep up the awesome work!

this gallery was amazing, loved the photos of the snowy cemetry. i wish i knew where it was, i would love to see it for myself sometime...

A cemetary buff myself this was quite a nice surprise for me. As always Motts Kudos and more of this stuff if you can

Motts, thou hast nards of massive circumference.
I salute thee once again. Awesome work, as always.

*claps* im more of the asylum photo fan but i must say i enjoyed these! motts you should come back to pilgrim state befor its gone i went there some weeks ago for my photo class and its hard to think that those buildings can be here one day but who knows the fate of them at this point =(

Beyond Excellence yet again... fantastic location... brilliant photographer!

Super stuff, Thanks for sharing this with all of us Motts!

Motts, that's in competition with the Crypt of Barons as my personal favorite gallery here. Just so many beautiful shots. Wonderful work once again, Sir!!
<3

Jenn [Sunshine]

*thunderous applause!!!* thank you once again motts, made my day!!

Motts this has to be one of my favourite sets. Thank you so much from a cemetery lover like myself!

This was very nice. I really enjoyed a moment of just silently browsing the pictures of this gallery. Good work!

I agree with Jenn ,right up there with the Crypt Of Barons as one of my favorites!!!! Thanks for a great set Mr. Motts!!!

nice as always mr motts!

Love that last shot. That pit is disturbing from this perspective! Thanks for another great set!

The lip was probably for ash collection. It would be bad luck if you lost some.

You never let me down. These were awesome

Motts want was this used for. Thanks

the cone shape and the two holes, one had to be for the heat source. Unless there was another one in there.

More from your DARK side please Mr. Motts!!!!!

awesome, i like all of your work but i love the churches the most. thanks for new pics!

Nice work Motts!

I haven't seen a cremation furnace tis old in ages! Thanks motts!

Thank you for sharing more of your fantastic work Motts

What a perspective on this shot! The gallery was amazing as always. Thanks for sharing it all with us!

What a wonderful way to start my vacation. Thank you for the excellent collection!

Thanks Motts For sharing with us again and for taking time to explore these old places and share the history of our past that many of us know nothing about.

There all so amazing. You always have such gorgeous shots. =]

Nice shoot as always. There's some fancy grave markings there! My grave will likely have a toilet on it.

///////////////hauntingly Beautiful

Exquisite gallery, Motts. Absolutely exquisite.

I applaud you!

Thanks for showing us the inside. Iv never seen that before.

This is by far, my favorite gallery. I loved the snow!

Great gallery. Will have to look at it again when I get home--my monitor at work sucks :(

The "cone shaped cutout in the back with a hole at the tip" is the business end of a burner. Pity you couldn't/didn't get pics of the other side as I am very curious as to the manufacturer of said burner....

Wonderful gallery!

I think I learn something new about old architecture every time I visit your site. This was a really stunning set! Thanks for posting it, as always.

simply fantastic gallery!!!

I only found your site today, Mr Motts, and I have to say that out of the four or five galleries I've looked at so far, this is my favourite. Just beautiful.

Tippy Typewriter

I think the hole in the cone shape at the end was probably for the nozzle to spray fuel oil atomized with air. The cone shape itself for a spriral effect for better air/fuel mixture. The lower shaft for the cooler air inlet and the upper one for the outlet or chimney.

I could be wrong but this is kinda my field. Great work. You should put out a video collage of the places you've been and have yet to go. I'd watch it.

this is where I'm going on my next date!

i wouldnt wanna be stuck in there .

Receiving vault.
Mausoleums.
The third thing I look
for in a cemetery is
the dirt pile.Thats' right.
They need some place
to put the soil they've
taken out of the graves.
Then they'll need some
of that soil as back-fill.

So ends another exciting
time,here,at...OPACITY

Motts you are a fantastic photographer! I found your site yesterday and was sucked in for hours.
This place is one of my favorites, I used to frequent it when I lived in the area, but have never been brave enough to venture inside, I'm so glad to see it through your lens. Truly breathtaking set, you made my day!

Thank you Mr Motts

Awesome Images!! does anyone one know the location ?
davidgarciaphotography@yahoo.com

thank you

I remember coming here... My great great grandmother was burried here... The picture of the fallen cross is not that far from her grave.

Amazing Photo's Motts

Not something you see every day.Nice shot.

why did it have to be a quick trip?

The entire place is amazing, I could never imagine such beautiful archetecture going to Hell (no pun intended)

amazing place, like a perfect nightmare?
beautiful place though,n great shots. places like that you would only think remain alive only in your mind,good find.

is this the same door with the boulder? looks like a safe. thenk you ever so much mr .motts

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