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I was just there last nite, its awesome, it looks exactly like that still with the drawers open. My friends wanted me to lay on the tray like a corpse because i am small but i wouldnt do it.
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wonder if the doctors used this to show presentations to other doctors in the field
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Netscape works back then like how Firefox runs today...

loads most pages but you stil have to use internet destroyer!!
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How does one get in touch with you?? And is it possible that you remember a patient from CI named Lorel Downey????
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What a site, I remember walking through the tunnels at CISH I never mined but I was young and not affraid of anything, those were the days.
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What memories, while searching for my retirement pay, here I am spending most my day, and just remembering the heart break.
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amazing, how many homeless would give a leg to live there now.
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beautiful!! i love this picture,thanks again mr motts for this gallery.
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beautiful shot, a wonderful find.
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awesome shot!
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Agree, way too fast. Motts, as usual awesome!!!!!!
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Yeah, very cool,, kinda scary too.
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Who is the person by the door (getting ready to go in?). I recently was told about this place by my son (appears the kids look at Glenn Dale as a Haunted Place to encounter). So I started doing internet searches to see what I can find. Again the question I'm sure you have been asked quite a bit (How did you manage to get on the grounds in the daylight without being caught?) Do you work for or affiliated with Maryland National Capitol Park / Planning? or the Development Firm that is handling the Glenn Dale Golf Course (turning into Residential Homes?) Just curious since the rumors are very high in police survelience and sorts.
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Ilaynay, please give the perfectly logigal mundane explanation for this photo.
http://www.opacity.us/image2018.htm
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That's probably because this site is recommended on a lot of "ghosthunter" sites.....