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Congrat-You-Well-Done!!!
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Morbid Muppet?
( 3rd apple )
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Zombie-proof staircases - just add gate(s) in the event of a zombie breakout.
( fish )
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The bookcases idea makes a lot of sense. Much more than electric fireplaces which was my first thought.

Way too much institutional green tile. - photo
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I think it is possibly and art installation, by the local zombie-artist

Juxiposition of a green background and a dead plant, and bad spelling

Just a thought - apple
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I thought that was a little funny - triple locks on the left hand door, and a swinging half-door on the right.
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I also blame the 70's for replacing every light possible with florescent tubes.

Yech.
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Brutalist 70's era architecture at it's best.
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I assume they only got drop-offs during those hours. Or they were trying to confuse visiting zombies.
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Grand, beautiful, yet the roof is dark, heavy and menacing.

Totes cool!
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This is lovely, could it be wallpaper? ( of course, I haven't done the whole slideshow yet. . . )
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Needs blood red lipstick
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What's the status of the building now?
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John Wilkes Booth is buried there. It is in the Booth family plot. He has a simple marble marker with no writing on it. People leave pennies on it.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: Funerary Art at Greenmount
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lol i'll be good for a while now