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A decorative iron frame was laying on the floor, but it was difficult to determine what the purpose of it was.
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Love the windows. It's a pity there was nothing more inside. Such beauty outside would lead you to believe, at one point, the inside must have been very nice as well.
tjcee
Mon 07-18-2011
Looks like it was once a beautiful bedroom ??
ferdy
Mon 07-18-2011
Sounds like they went bust building the outside of the mansion. Perhaps the inside was never completed as originally planned.
Binky
Mon 07-18-2011
Wow! Do I see a brick wall behind that plaster? The floor looks all torn up...too bad. I can't tell what that iron frame was, but it must've served some purpose many years ago...
MamaToFiveInPA
Mon 07-18-2011
There's only one person who would know what those frames are. And that's Autoguy.
Larry D
Mon 07-18-2011
Ferdy; Would still make a nice bedroom, sweep the floor, I'll move in.
Matt.
Tue 07-19-2011
Yep! need Autoguy dont we...If that was a bed frame it was big enough for someone really large :)
LucieLou
Tue 07-19-2011
:o) I see my bad influences on people are bearing fruit. I'll guess that is a rack used by Boris and Natasha to interrogate moose and squirrel. That, or it was a giant ant farm.

My thoughts also, Binky!
autoguy
Fri 07-22-2011
You rock autoguy.
Larry D
Fri 07-22-2011

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