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Emergency eye wash station in the boiler room

Love the Western Electric 500-series rotary phone that has been smashed to all hell. I later found out that a disgruntled former employee tattled to OSHA about this hotel, leading to the requisite emergency eye wash stations that are located in just about every mechanical space in this hotel. One of the other photographers that managed to get in here a few weeks before me (albeit for only minutes) managed to snap a really cool shot of this sink, so this shot is an homage to that. Mine sucks in comparison.

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Loose Goose Resort

Flooding basement with wooden plank passageway

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