51 Comments Posted by julie

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checkers anyone??
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first to comment HECK YEAH!!!! this would be a great room to play hide and seek in hehe
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these pics are soooo amazing... thanks for what you do i respect you so very much... you have inspired me to take pictures of everything ...stay safe and keep taking great pics
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omg the black shadow across the wood looks like an entity reaching out !!!!
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drBob, when transporting patients, would you walk them through these doors? Would there be just one attendant and one patient? Sorry, I'm just curious as to how it worked. Seems a little scary to me...
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Darice, did you COMPLETELY miss Lynne's post above yours??? Geez!
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Big ED, if you're still here, do you know what's happening with all the bodies that are buried on the grounds? When they're tearing up the place for the crappy new condos, are they leaving the bodies or removing them to another location? I keep thinking about Poltergeist, where the cemetary was supposed to have been moved but wasn't really, and the spirits were very unhappy to have houses built over their graves!

Anyone? Where are the graves going?
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Amen DK!!!
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Terra, I'm with you. I have always known about Danvers, but hadn't realized till I found this site late last night that it had been bought and ruined. I was up till 4am looking at these pictures and feeling like someone had kicked me in the stomach. How incredibly sad that they are gone.

If anyone is still on here, can you tell me the state of affairs as of Sept 2006? Has anyone got any pictures of what they left? I get the feeling it isn't much, just a shell of the main building, someone said.

It makes me sick...this was acres and acres of untouched history - medical and cultural and architectural. "Avalon Bay" (what a pretentious name) should be ashamed. I hope the condos are haunted as hell!!
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Take out the graffitti...imagine the pool full of sparkling water...see me laying back on yellow chaise....This must have been awesome in it's day. It is still so bright!
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Again..I don't understand..WHY leave the plants and take all the curtains?????? LOL
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Now why would they remove all the curtains here, but leave all the lobby seating and the dining room intact? Doesn't make sense to me..
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I want one of those lights for my living room!!! I would refurbish it of course...I wonder if I can still get those bulbs anywhere....
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Motts...you never said where this plant is ..my hubby would like to know. He is pretty knowledgable about power plants, but he never heard of Eagle River. In U.S. or not?
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My husband is a power plant operator here in New England. His comments on these pics.....Back then they designed really nice buildings..notice how art deco they seem.. Also notice the ceiling. Most plants were built with clear glass panels originally, but during war time all the glass was painted so as not to be detected as easily by enemy planes. Still true today that power plants are a big target...