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One of my favorite things to find and photograph are spiral staircases. I'd like to see your shots of a spiral staircase, or anything that is captivatingly round or twisty. I'll start us off with three pictures of mine.
1. A spiral staircase from the roof of a famous factory.
2. Under the smokestack of one of my favorite spots.
3. Under another smokestack at an old powerplant.
See you a Round!
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Universal Atlas Cement, Penn Hills PA. Staircase up to the top of the silos. maybe 12-15 stories up.
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View from halfway up.
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View from the top
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Roundish - Octagon House, Watertown WI circa 1853
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... Are you sure that octagonal house was abandoned? If so, wow, and I would love to see some pics of the inside!
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Those smokestack hots are pretty cool. Before reading the caption, I couldn't tell if it was looking up or down one. Definitely gives that feeling of falling into a void.
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Thanks! When I first looked at them I noticed it could also appear as if you were walking to the end of a tunnel. It's cool how many different perspectives can arise without context.
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Posted by OriginalJynx
... Are you sure that octagonal house was abandoned? If so, wow, and I would love to see some pics of the inside!
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The Octagon house is NOT abandoned. While the vast majority of Urbex/Rurex is indeed abandoned, it is not required. This place is open for tours, and is just an incredible piece of history.
Wikipedia:
"The Octagon House in Watertown, Wisconsin, also known as the Octagon House Museum or the John Richards Octagon House, was built in 1854 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1971."
919 Charles Street
Watertown, Wisconsin 53094
http://www.waterto...house_mainpage.htm
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I too like spiral staircases and things.
Brewery maltings, UK
Power station, USA
Hydraulic Accumulator Tower, UK
Mansion, USA
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Posted by mookster
I too like spiral staircases and things.
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Holy balls Mook! These are effing awesome!!! Have you posted complete sets of these locations? I would love to see the rest....
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Here is a few, the first one is another shot from the same spot as the first post in this thread. But cleaner!
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