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Entrance to Old Wing

Entrance to Old Wing

After getting lost a few times, we finally found the entrance to the old wing of the hotel, which was closed a few years before the other parts. The door was propped open as shown by the antique-looking chair.
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alright, this is a really fucking spooky shot--possibly even more so than that damn hallway...
garth
Sun 01-09-2005
yea garth is right spoooooooky
rotty
Mon 02-14-2005
dude, you get freaked out by your own shit--but leave mine alone! (temperamental and possessive about scary stuff)
garth
Fri 02-18-2005
Why must every abandoned place have that lone chair just sitting about?
J.P.
Fri 04-15-2005
"Why must every abandoned place have that lone chair just sitting about?"

That's the rule, I believe.
LEE
Sun 04-17-2005
ghost have to sit somewhere lol
tj
Wed 09-28-2005
"Go into the light....."
DIM
Mon 10-10-2005
During the last fleeting moments of occupancy why would they leave so much behind? Was that chair placed there by an old employee? I love the fact that some one at some point used to sit in that chair. Not ramble so much, but I would rather have a home full of old used things than brand new things because each old used thing has it own story to tell.
Jessica
Sun 12-11-2005
It is possible that it was simply forgotten in the rush for other, more important things. For instance, the dining room was still full of tables and chairs. Maybe they just decided what was really important to take, and what could be left...
Sketch
Tue 12-20-2005
Maybe they thought that they would sell the site to someone else shortly after closing it? It would probably be more appealing (and easier for everyone) to just sell the site and the furniture all together. If that was the plan, looks like it didn't work out.

As always, fantastic pics Motts!
JJ
Sun 01-08-2006
That is one sad lonely chair.
Andy
Sat 01-21-2006
that is a little freaky!!!!!!! muhahaha
cj
Mon 02-27-2006
Motts, I totally love your chair shots!! Beautiful, yet spooky...
buckykatt317
Wed 04-19-2006
I must have changed my wallpaper photo 20 times in the last 48 hours. I love this shot!
Ouroboris
Mon 04-24-2006
It makes you ponder the thought "Who is this door propped open for?" Eerily disconcerting.
reddll
Fri 06-09-2006
I wondered if an Urbexer leaves a lone chair at a random point as a calling card.
Richard Davies
Tue 05-01-2007
Whats with the chair?
TYREX
Thu 05-31-2007
this shot is waaaaaayyy to creepy. It almost looks as if someone is going to walk through the door down the stairs and sit in that spooky old chair!
al_cochrane@hotmail.com
Fri 08-10-2007
fifth chair ! alright what are you trying to get to!?
trevor (you know who)
Wed 09-12-2007
Maybe the door would lock when it shut and someone didn't want to get locked in/out while they were alone.
Heather
Sat 10-06-2007
Omg its the lonely chair!
Spooky.
Mon 10-22-2007
My favorite of the lot, great job.
Thorn
Tue 12-18-2007
Enter those who dare. I thank you for your daring nature. For without it, we would not have these wonderful pictures!
Amazed
Sun 02-17-2008
Looks to me that they weren't planning on closing the hotel for good. That's why the dining room was intact and bathrooms look as if it could be used today
TJ
Tue 07-01-2008
can i have the chair?
aki
Thu 02-19-2009
That chair still sits in that same exact spot
Kyle M
Mon 03-02-2009
On checking back I'm glad so many have come to enjoy this.
guitorman
Mon 10-12-2009
So this is where Led Zeppelin got the idea for the song "Stairway to Heaven"...
Freakgrl04
Mon 10-26-2009
Haunting.
Ŗivẹt
Sun 11-01-2009

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