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"What an Echo"

eldokid@aol.com

Tue 12-08-2009

Do you think all the damage just natural or maybe helped along by human hands?

Ferdy

Tue 12-08-2009

Ferdy, i'd say mostly natural tho' i guess chemicals in the spray paint could eat away at an already rotting away wall.

Matt

Wed 12-09-2009

Much of the walls were destroyed to get to the precious metals in the wires and plumbing.

Motts

Wed 12-09-2009

So scavengers ruined the walls? That makes me ill. It must have been so beautiful.....

Kathy W.

Wed 12-09-2009

Hey, If I coud jimmy that tile, it would be all over my floors! One college pulled all their marble tiles when they re-did their library floors and sold them off. Much better idea than what is going on here.

pegasus64

Sun 12-13-2009

Wow, it looks like a temple from here. I guess the whole "Roman Baths" influence is responsible for that.

Aidan

Sat 12-19-2009

Living in Detroit, I'm afraid to go in there. Mainly afraid of the homeless that are protective of their grounds., as most are such as the ones living in the old cathedrals. Been there, done that. How did you get in?

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Ludlum

Sun 12-27-2009

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Date Shot:	October 2005	Image ID#:	6993
Date Posted:	Tue, December 8th 2009	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Michigan Central Station
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1913	Closed:	1988
Opened:	1913	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	99 years	Abandonment:	24 years

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