| Posted by Psypher |
3/7/2004 8:41 PM | remove |
This must have been pretty cool to find :D
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| Posted by Rockman1 |
3/10/2004 8:16 PM | remove |
That is truly a shame, that that was left there to rot like that. It is worth thousands. The water will ruin it in no time.
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| Posted by MatC |
3/10/2004 10:07 PM | remove |
I'm absolutely flabbergasted that this piano has not been physically destroyed by vandals
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| Posted by 'Dukes |
3/10/2004 11:55 PM | remove |
The buildings are just outside of Utica that they don't call much attention to themselves. Also they are situated on an actual street like a cul de sac so no fences. I think with the exception of some windows broken that the vandals don't notice buildings without fences. People even walk their dogs around the loop.
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| Posted by Big Poppa G |
3/15/2004 8:04 PM | remove |
Does anyone know what type of piano it is?
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| Posted by 'Dukes |
3/16/2004 12:53 AM | remove |
I'm guessing it's called a "baby grand" piano, but didn't think to check the make.
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| Posted by Big Poppa G |
3/16/2004 1:21 PM | remove |
Can't believe it was left behind.
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| Posted by MatC |
3/16/2004 1:54 PM | remove |
What are those things in the corner behind the piano? They look a little like paper towel dispensers.
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| Posted by 'Dukes |
3/16/2004 1:57 PM | remove |
They are either paper towel dispensers or liquid soap. Those things were all over the place. There was one room in the big building full of them. They are talking about leveling this place; act fast and you can grab a case lot to sell on ebay!
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| Posted by MatC |
3/16/2004 6:56 PM | remove |
Hehe... I'm more interested in the slot machines myself... though soap is probably more practical. (My roommate might find it a bit odd, though, that our personal bathroom suddenly has an industrial soap dispenser in it.)
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| Posted by please die! |
4/9/2004 2:19 AM | remove |
woah... I was surprised to found of picture of a piano here! sad thing that they left it there
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| Posted by 'Dukes |
4/9/2004 2:22 AM | remove |
There were "ebay rooms" or something like that posters all over the place. I guess it was advertising for ebay commercial auctions.
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| Posted by Mutt |
6/6/2004 12:47 AM | remove |
They are paper towel dispensers, the oler kind with the small crank handle on the side to dispense.
As for the piano, I'm wondering if it still in tune? Problably not, discordant piano playing some where deep in a building while one is exploring might freak me out.
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| Posted by ericam |
6/10/2004 4:45 AM | remove |
i visited broad acres just recently, i tried to play that very piano but it didnt work! what the crap? there were a few other pianos in other buildings as well, none worked. prolly cuz the water damage.
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| Posted by INeedAttention.com |
6/10/2004 9:14 PM | remove |
It looks pretty nice for a piano that doesn't work...
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| Posted by ericam |
12/15/2004 12:46 PM | remove |
well the keys go down once and they make a pathetic noise and dont come back up to be played again..
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| Posted by Charlie_Dunver |
5/30/2006 5:55 PM | remove |
could probably be restored.
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