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That brown jug contained embalming fluid, the metal table in previous picture is an embalming talbe not an autopsy table.
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Thank you for the wonderful set.
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I have to agree - that would be so cool in a greenhouse or garden shed!
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been havin trouble logging on, let's see if this posts...
The first phase of the Bennet redevelopment has been completed. Initial cleanup
and securing of the site will by followed by the planning phase, to determine 'what the park we want to ultimately build will look like" according to Oakleigh Thorne.
It is concievable that Halcyon proper will stick around perhaps another half year,
depending on how selective the demo is executed. So it is great to know Halcyon will be around through another picturesque winter. It always looks so great blanketed
in snow...

Happy and safe holidays to all!!
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I wonder if this was used more for occupational therapy?
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Is there anyway we can still visit this? Is it still standing or is it all just destroyed? I'm into doing some filming here...

Thanks in advance
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This would make a good Opacity Christmas Card.

(Rusty Bells... Rusty Bells, it's Christmas time in the la-bra-tory.... )
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Was just there the other day, all the buildings are still there with the doors wide open. Sadly it's getting torn down soon, for real this time.
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The last word is "Thug," though I can't make out the first. I can make out an "s," "u," "h," and "z." I think the letter before the z is a g, but I don't know.
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I agree Toot! I have a daughter with down syndrome and I could not imagine dropping her off at a state hospital to be taken care of. It breaks my heart.
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An amendment to my last post. Many people do not realize that inside Glenwood cemetery is another. Though I'm not sure what it's name was, where the old High School pool is, there used to be another cemetery. When the pool was built the graves were moved from it, (it was near the corner of William and Pultney street, to Glenwood for re-internment.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Moonstones
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As someone who was born in Geneva, N.Y., and have a mother and brother buried there, I am intimately familiar with this cemetery. I have spent many childhood hours, (and adult, for that matter), roaming through here. It is very quiet and peaceful, and when I was living in Geneva, I would often take a book there to read. I don't know much of it's history, but it is a beautiful place.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Moonstones
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I have a Picker 15MA Military Field Unit. It isa Military Control Unit + tube head. Stock#6-013-680.
Never been used or removed from its case. Completely intact. Absolutely PRISTINE, with all nomenclature. Would like to sell. If interested please e-mail me at leeemcnulty@gmail.com
Thank you and most respectfully, Lee from NJ.
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Thank You! Very nice photos.
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This place is staircase heaven!! So gorgeous!