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Motts, since you found this children's magazine there, does it mean they had a children's unit there?

can you hear yourselves? I had family there...

I really like the purty blue benches!

Oh, Dear! Taking a bubble bath while being watched by staff would be one thing. But having them stare at me while I try to go to the bathroom!? Now that would be intolerable!!

Yep! If you look at it too long doesn't it just make you paranoid?

Sweet!

Awesome photo!

Oh, Wow! Stairs! My favorite! : )

Maybe it's because I play the guitar, but I saw it right away. I'm seeing some other things too. Very interesting, Motts!

Hey! As long as I can take a nice warm bubble bath, and those windows have a great view, a wouldn't mind using that tub room!

Umm, Jen, you're not crazy. However, I don't think that's what the tile designer/maker had in mind when he made the tile......I've always thought Italian tile is purty and long lasting.

Oh, My! How beautiful! I could sit by the window in that sunny day room, and stare out at this view all day long.

How lovely!

I love this room! It is so bright & sunny! I think a depressed individual would've had a hard time rremaining feeling down in this light & airy room.

jpt - I agree that the photos are sensational in a way; seeing a crypt in this state *should* cause people to react. I don't think anything has been exaggerated or promoted in a way to warrant the negative connotations of the word though. In regards to myself disrespecting the dead, I recognize it's really a matter of personal opinion, and moreover, a religious/spiritual one.



As far as reporting the vandalism - the cemetery must have been aware of the busted wall, as the crypt was re-sealed shortly after these photos were taken. Whether they've taken action on disinterring the bodies inside, or maintaining it over the years, I don't know.