Built in 1925, this landmark building on the west edge of the city began as a Jewish community center and place of worship, but after congregation declines during the neighborhoods downfall in the 60s-80s brought several other denominations through it's doors. It now sits rotting, almost inconspicuous to the eye.
I haven't gotten much in terms of abandonment fixes lately, as well as focusing more on city-scapes, which made for getting into a new building that much better...not just for the new experience, but to return to my roots photo-wise.
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