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Animas Forks - Attached Outhouse– Architecture

Considered a big luxury back in the day, this is an outhouse attached to a house at the Animas Forks ghost town.

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Considered a big luxury back in the day, this is an outhouse attached to a house at the Animas Forks ghost town.

Light seeps into the entryway.
The William Duncan House
Considered a big luxury back in the day, this is an outhouse attached to a house at the Animas Forks ghost town.
Denver Union Station
A WMATA subway train departs Washington DC's Gallery Place station.
The spiral section of the parking garage at Greenville, SC Airport
The Kinzua Bridge was the tallest railroad bridge in the world when it was finished in 1882. One night, the support structure was left unbolted from the foundation during a period of extended maintenance. A tornado rolled through that night, collapsing the middle portion of the bridge. Today the Kinzua Bridge is a State Park.
A low view of the Miller Mountain Farmstead - The family who ran this farm sold their land including the surrounding mountain to the state to be repurposed into a state forest. This land is low open to the public for recreation!
Looking down the telescoping walkway of Penn State's Benkovic building. Pentax ME Super + 50mm f/2 SMC.
The pleasant pattern of the ceiling lights in Penn State's new ECORE building. The fire alarm was going off when I took this, but it was so cold outside that nobody would leave the ground floor.
The entrance to the Kunkle Lounge and the 1957 portion of Sackett; shortly before Sackett went dark for partial demolition.
Considered a big luxury back in the day, this is an outhouse attached to a house at the Animas Forks ghost town.

Animas Forks - Attached Outhouse

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