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Mr. Motts I wonder how you get such amazing shots, but not be afraid to fall through the floor
Joe
Thu 06-26-2008
The floor was really solid in the place - made of stone or concrete. I have gone few a few others though ;-)
Motts
Thu 06-26-2008
you know, if you turned this pic upside down it would look like there was a large pudding of blood on the "floor"
Stacy
Sun 06-29-2008
very dirty and uninviting for sure.
jackieb
Mon 06-30-2008
its a giant ice cube tray, lol
Cera
Mon 06-30-2008
reminds me of an old Ice Cube Tray
silkster40z
Thu 07-03-2008
Water damage and humidity is killing the building.
Daniel.ar
Thu 07-03-2008
They glued ceiling tiles on the arch way??
Tom
Thu 07-17-2008
The floor is solid. In most parts.Except under the Rotunda.I would have loved to have gone under the Rotunda.

They have been working on stabilizing the bldg.for a long time now.(including such things as wrapping the skylights with rags,then plastic tied with rope)
Guitorman
Fri 07-25-2008
I was watching the Travel Channel and this was on the program so I HAD to check out the website. I LOVE IT! Cool stuff.
Tammy
Fri 09-18-2009
who went and dropped the selves though the hole in the roof?
Merc24
Fri 10-08-2010
Not me, Merc24! I was at Eastern on Saturday morning around 10 AM, and I wasn't even on the roof!!!
ilovehorseyrides
Mon 10-11-2010

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