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How wonderful that schools like this existed. The kids that got to attend this school didn't know how fortunate they were. Beautiful murals and theater.
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That iron scroll work on that long table is lovely.
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Are all the windows in tact? or, have a lot of them been removed? If all the little windows are still there and not broken out...thats amazing! Love that open door.
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Your posts delight and entertain me Mica in Sweden.
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It occurs to me again that the section in the middle may be of a different materiel than the sections below and above it which seem to have the same substrate.
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Hey Mott's it would be great to see the pictures of the outside of the buildings that were out back shot from the direction of the Hospital if you have any. Maybe you can repost the pics of the outside of the hospital that google has archived and show up in some searches? I think it was called "Full Isolation Hospital Set'
regards,
flushed
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....and so wish could just buy it and make it into a really cool tranquil hotel with a lush green peaceful courtyard - corner Baudin St. & S.Broad St. - shows up real well Google Earth Street View (yes - addicted, admit) and all windows are firmly boarded up; high net fence, and CDW SERVICES sign and all. True Fun Every Day.
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Ohhhhh..oh..oh! OK! Thanks you all Bobo Miller and flushed - most helpful, indeed - but where did they possibly all go? - (2'x4'x1" fiber glass tiles) - hmmm- weird ceiling issue
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How strange that half the curtain is just gone.........
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Usually am so thilled with lamps - but am not sure about these. Clever proficient murals. Really like bank vault.
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Ahhh those pretty doors with all the little windows - good gentle students there. Clever really if one breaks so little to fix. Cream lemon yellow is a good look. New gallery FTW.
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I spoke too soon, this one is gorgeous as well
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Beautiful shot Motts
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How big was this place? In the beginging it seemed pretty small but the newer renovated spaces of the building seem to go on forever.
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Thank you Flrushed for a much better explanation then mine. lol