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Foyer

Foyer

The "front door," so to speak, which led to a beautiful rotunda. There were two bags of ice melting salt on the floor and a handwritten sign that read "Authorized Personal (sic) Only! Keep Out!."
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I want to live here.
A D Nilsen
Wed 04-13-2011
I've never seen so much marble, let alone in a utilitarian building!
Minkus
Wed 04-13-2011
A little Ajax and elbo grease and I could move right in!
eldokid@aol.com
Wed 04-13-2011
What a wonderful shot, absolutely love the marble!
Lost Memories
Wed 04-13-2011
i here ya nilsen! i want to live in the old worcester state hospital. it would make an awesome castle
colin
Wed 04-13-2011
Well it is a good thing Motts is " Authorized Personal" or we wouldn't get to see the inside.
ferdy
Wed 04-13-2011
This is sensational, Most places like this are torn down here in Canad, with Toronto having such prim real estate and in such a great location one has to wonder how much longer this place will stand.

Can yo make this into a Wallpaper Motts, for your neighbour to the North?
Canada
Thu 04-14-2011
Incredible walls!!!
gypsy
Thu 04-14-2011
ok! ok! geez I'll stay out. Cool shot
mikeyintheoc
Thu 04-14-2011
Beautiful!
Lady Ethereal Butterfly
Fri 04-15-2011
My God, that's stunning. Looks like the White House.
Larry D
Sat 04-16-2011
Reminds me of the Rotunda in the U.S. Capitol building.
potbellynine
Sun 04-17-2011
wow that is just beautiful...
markymark
Fri 04-22-2011
My that is some nice marble! (if that is marble. lol)
Saywardstudio
Tue 06-21-2011

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