Bennett college was founded in 1890 by May F. Bennett. In 1907 the school had an enrollment of 120 students and a faculty of 29. Originally named the Bennett School for Girls, the course of study was six years (four years of high school and two years of higher study). In the early 20th century, the school discontinued high school courses and became a junior college only. The two year curriculum continued through the 1970's. Generations of young women from prominent American families attended Bennett over it's 90 year history. At the time of its closing, enrollment was around 300 students.
*~A Walk into the Monochrome Ruins~*
Why do we explore? My personal reason is to find the ruins of a better, simpler time. Ruins tell stories that people never could. Walls, halls, and doorways speak volumes of their pasts. By covering these grounds and finding these ruins, I am allowing them to tell me their tales; By photographing them I preserve them forever, like books. The purpose is simple: To take a step into history, and go where few dare to go anymore in search of the memories and knowledge of a better time.
Monday, June 10, 2013
Saturday, June 8, 2013
The House of Nathaniel White
Nathaniel White was a serial killer from Goshen, NY. While on parole, he murdered six women with substantially graphic detail. Two of the bodies were found in this house, and one was found nearby. He is currently still in prison, serving a 150yr-life sentence. His case had been used in Governor Pataki's push to reinstate the death penalty in New York State. His farmhouse remains partially intact, being slowly deteriorated by the elements.
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