Checking out a hospital, a hotel and some houses in some communities in Western PA. Enjoy. 1.


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I love the way the greenery is taking over in number 13. Great set!

wow that last place looks epic! Love shot 23 of the whole building, very eerie. Thanks for sharing

Nice to see that old hospital is still standing. Haven't been there in almost two years, heard there was a fire so I decided to avoid going back for a long time. There still a bunch of stray dogs chilling inside?

There were many fires.

They started demoing the buildings across the street this week. Supposedly a "barricade" is going up around the big building and demo will start on it soon also.

Awesome! Shots 13 and 16 are definitely my favorites. I also love the old elevator engines. The random needles freak me out a bit - I could just imagine grabbing a fistful of them by mistake in the dark...

Just saw some of the articles about its planned demo. Sad to see it go, but I guess all of the best buildings end up that way eventually. I'm gonna have to make one last trip out there soon before they demo it. Probably a good excuse to visit some other places in the area too.

Sweet set.

Nice Shots.

That last hospital is being demod right now.

Nice set, been to the last place.... Didn't get a chance to get back to the part across the street from it though. You had a nice outing it looks like.

Thanks for showing us your nice pictures! This place looks really nice~ I wonder if those jars are still good, haha

i like 5 & 8 the best.

cool spots

I just saw a segment on the local news about the hospital. The local community sure is happy to see it go... I've driven past it many times but never made it in.

use to be a pretty sweet glass plant in the area too.

Damn. No wonder they filmed 'The Road' in Western PA.

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*sigh*

That round building (or part of a building?) in #23 is really strange and cool. I like it when they get funky with institutional architecture.

I usually just feel sort of melancholic with sets like this, but some of yours made me feel incredibly sad - in a good way. That diploma? Those footprints? Ugh.

Such a shame that so much of Penn. is decaying, and so strange that it seems stuck within the contrasts of metro and 'burbs and Appalachia. What a strange, sad state.

Great set!

Posted by tippa use to be a pretty sweet glass plant in the area too.

Still is, mostly.