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Improperly implemented life masks invariably serve as death masks.
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What? no lockers!
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Buddhism.
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At first I thought she was to be kept in the house like Lenin!
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Yes, it's stained glass. The lack of graffiti and vandalism was really astounding at this location.
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A death mask is wax or plaster cast made of a person's face following death. They were (and are still, I assume) made as momento's or to make a portrait of a person. Death masks were made of George Washington, Abe Lincoln, and several other notable figures in history. Life masks are also made the same way.
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Oh, I love this picture...the window of art is timeless.
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Is that stained glass? It's hard to imagine that it has not been detroyed by vandals.
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Everything looks so amazing in black and white. This looks like a time forgotten.
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This relic must have been unimaginably beautiful in it's heyday.
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http://www.words-chine..._female_8075_2_0.png
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Oh wow Spad that would make sense given the group of sisters that originally had it. Nice work!
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I love that the older it gets, the more that is revealed.
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Hope to hear some happier news about this place!

Thanks Motts for this gallery! I'd love to see more grand ole houses like this.
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Wow, what a place this must have been back in its day