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Projector House

Projector House

The theater / chapel / gym was located in the building to the right, which also served as a laundry on the bottom floor. I believe the old projector housing was made out of wood and burned down; old projectors burned carbon arc lamps to emit a light bright enough to project the images on a large screen.
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It looks like it's suspended in thin air.
its kinda weird to have the projector in a separate little box like that
I don't know if I would trust those stairs.
Whoever added such an ugly wooden box to such a beautifully elegant stone building should have been imprisoned within her walls.
They still let the grass grow
That is excatly what I was thinking Felyne!
I'd love to walk in the area there!
My friend showed me pics of this today. They were awesome. I wanted to go here but my parents were too scared so I didn't go.
I was here this morning. My dad took me.
i been all through the grounds and inside.. if ever you get a chance please enjoy and take in all the offering it has to offer
I will next time I visit here, paul
nice shot it`s really good i like how the grass adds effect to the builiding
Great shot-the booth had to have been a later addition since movies had not yet been invented when the place was built. Even much later, when huge movie palaces wher being built, there were times when a theater was underway and they planned for everything but a projection booth! You'd have to add it anyway you could.

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