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Despite the fire, those porches still stand.

great interview RE power plants at Sault St Marie and also Niagara.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xVHfA7GTl4

That chair's just chillin.

This appears to be a near identical high rise to Pilgrim SH's and a few other SH's.

Despite how bare it is, it still seems more creative than a large amount of modern buildings. Not to mention the build quality is much better.

Mold and mildew. I wouldnt stay in that room the moment I saw the mold through the curtain.

The way the tiles are curling, reminds me of a fire-damaged ward in Buffalo State Hospital. Must've been a crunchy walk.

I suppose through history a lot of people have felt as we do. It still makes no sense to let something like that building go like that.

It's gone now, been gone for a few years. I primarily look into US psych hospitals, but I ended up peaking at this un'.

Felicity,

Thank you for doing this again, seeing her as she is in those photos is a shock to the system. That plaque at the end there, yeah, it's night & day.

my post on utube says it all many thanx again

Iceberg, wanderer, and flushed, it's my pleasure. I'm making sure to keep everyone updated in these final weeks, including some Bennett alums. I went down again today, and managed to get what I needed despite the weather. They've stopped at Halcyon's west wing, and moved on to Gage Hall for some reason. It's apparently constructed entirely different from how Halcyon is, with bricks and I-beams, from what I've seen. I think it must be giving them more trouble than they bargained for, because while they've made significant progress in the last week, they've only managed to demo half of what they did on Halcyon in the same time frame.

https://imgur.com/a/L2kWh9m

https://youtu.be/PgxxWwgRYXk

Hi Mica

At times Taunton is my most favorite place..........
Like right now when see this picture again.....

Taunton is a special place - very beautiful. Think of it a lot, and come back........at times.
Also think about You guys, and wonder how You all are doing; and of course Mr. Motts also.
May You all be well is the daily wish.