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Because they knew how to build things back then and a lot of quality workmanship when into these old buildings. Today it's just 2x4's and sheetrock, no wonder it falls apart in 5 years.
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2 of those chairs look like custom made models. Pretty expensive. Sad that they are left here to decay, they could easily be reused.
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So who wants to kick the bucket
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I love when you post new galleries. Keeps me sane at work looking at all your photos. Thank you
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Was this a newer part of the building? Looks more modern.
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Yes. thank you for this fine Gallery; Mr.motts; wanted to visit,so.... - am grateful. Bad lamps, though - Best wishes from Sweden
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Ohhh...ohh..oh. All the blue wooden crosses for memorial service?
Thank you for the information and link. Helpful, - appreciate.
Present day: People did their best - what else can we do in retrospect?
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:) Everybody does, hahaha. Me too. It really is Fun.
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ahh hahahaha yeah - but the others are not doing well - they fainted
they fell
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Ohhhh... AND shiny too - probably works perfectly well...kilns are sturdy. And dear.
Sad shame waste...
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Left door is so wide...for beds? But TWO doors into the same hallway...
- i don´t understand.
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Pistachio green - is it color + style USA from the 1950-ties?
And pianos most unwanted - they really are left behind in a lot of places.
Unappealing unattractive lamps everywhere
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All light green shiny tiles...this is a creepy look...so cold.
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yeah - and those shiny tiles never give up
Terrible lamp
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Peculiar weird slot - so caretaker nursing down on their knees outside the door? Odd & strange....