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GTW: Old School Graffiti Room

March 14th, 2005 by

While exploring, it is not uncommon to come across old graffiti. however, it is uncommon to come across graffiti inside of a building that is at least 20 years old.

Witness the photos above, and get an education in handstyle circa 1985 - to find a room that is still decorated like this in the year 2005 is utterly baffling.

Posted in Locations, NYC Industrial Ruins, NYC ruins

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