42 Comments Posted by jack

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we can't deny, there are spirits in this house, you shut the door, the wind closes two more..
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Nature and time always win in the end. Before man was and long after man has gone the wildlife will reclaim all of it's property.
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These old decaying buildings are becoming living organisms in their own right; with personalities and self-protective mechanisms. The paint on the walls peel and leftover pictures are sucked into the wall itself.
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This is so sad. Some patient did that butterfly, they're long gone now, and the picture's just left to rot, a mute reminder that SOMEBODY was there at one point.
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Damn that sucks. No private rooms in this place at all. Motts, you prob. already know this, but be on the lookout for asbestos in these places. Get a P100 respirator, your body will thank you in 20 years. I have been wandering around abandoned places myself, and I always see ppl exploring without protective gear. Read up on smoking, asbestosis, ans mesothelioma, it's bad shit, you don't want it. Not enough morphine in the world.
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@murray
Hmm, not sure how I'm feeling about this. On the one hand you're letting the creator know about the scumbag thief, so +1. On the other hand you're being a squealer, and a kiss-ass (but there's no shortage of that around here, so no points subtracted for that) -1. Total - EVEN Let us agree, Karma will come swiftly to deliver sweet justice to the foul creature, AND let the punishment of being a morally, and clearly creatively bankrupt empty vessel, be a constant reminder from their own conscience!
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"It's Sargent crazy's lonely chairs club band, we hope you will enjoy solitary confinement"
I'll see myself out, thanks.
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Oh, and people are stupid! They'd rather buy partical board furniture for $700 that lasts 3 months, than spend half that amount on beautiful vintage/antique furniture (and this is coming from an idiot with absolutely ZERO class, and very little knowledge about such things.) I've purchased old furniture, refinished/repurposed it, and there is NO comparison! The Quality, the aesthetic. There's very little work needed to end up with something you actually want to be a permanent fixture in your home.
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@eldokid I can give you an answer that, while long winded, is sure to cover any/every possible situation regarding your query... [ahem].
BLOODSUCKING LAWYERS!
Waddaya know, that wasn't as long winded as I thought it would be.
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Just the feeling of falling down there, you would just feel so helpless..
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What have they done to you ? So sad.
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First of all, the school is NOT open to the public. You will be arrested for trespassing if you enter it. Not only will you be arrested for trespassing, but you can tell that the structure is unstable and dangerous. You can take photos of it through the chainlink fence that surrounds it, and that is all. Ruins of the old mansion on site still remain, and there are several other structures that also remain.

My father attended Boy Scout camp here in the 50s/60s. I last visited the site May 2008. I have several photos of the site, and the Town of Goshen has a PDF document on the Salesian site's history. tuathanas.clar@gmail.com if you'd like either. Please use "Salesian" in the subject line.

As for Christopher J., you seem to have issues.
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I used to work in these warehouses right after college. My job was to roll barrels of distilled whiskey (Kesslers) from one end of the warehouse to the other where they were reinserted into racks for aging. Worse job I EVER had!!! I was also part of the crews that started dismantling the racks that were housed inside to hold barrels. All of these bonded warehouses stored Kessler's alcohol-mostly blended whiskey in oak barrels.
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lol there is a morg there somg of my frends went there and got mad skard cos one of them wen it one of the botycoler things and got stuk in it theres a morg there
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I WISH THEY DID NOT TORE IT DOWN IF THEY DID NOT I WOULD GO TO IT. I HERD THAT THE BASEMENT WAS 4 THE REALY INSANE PEOPLE.