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Cool....
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Answering a question by someone earlier, the John Waters movie " Cry Baby" shot a few scenes here. Johnny Depp played cry baby.
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My paternal grandmother was a patient at Hellingly for several years & died there in 1972. My sister & I would wait in the car park (car doors being locked) while our parents visited for about an hour at most. My father's mother didn't recognise him or our mother, so I presume she had senile dementia. She had been a piano teacher in Tunbridge Wells. When I was 21 I moved into the house in which she had lived in Camden Road. It's sickening seeing what has become of this place, interior wise, although strangely beautiful & comforting viewed from an aerial perspective.
Verden - the most good-looking and handsome. The windows are not boarded up.
How is this possible?
Must have excellent keeper/wardens loving the job to keep the buildings intact.
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does this lead to wonderland or something like that?
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Wallpaper, please? :)
Just love those open windows above the doors. It is plain clever.
Verden FTW always. My favorite. Soft.....
How i love Verden. The colors + light are soft soft soft.
May be it will be saved.
May be there is hope.
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That is absolutely beautiful!
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I used to go to this theater on Saturdays in the 60s with my friends. It was the most magnificent theater I have ever seen. It is part of why I love Brooklyn forever. No matter how Flatbush has changed over the years, it is forever in my mind as the best place in the world for a kid to grow up.
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Is it weird that that seems familiar and almost homey to me? Except for it missing the angled curbs at the base of the wall that could be the same hall I spent an awful lot of my childhood in sitting uncomfortably against the curb at the base of the wall.
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This reminds me of the cages built to block off the stairs in the Isolation Hospital.
Is this place still standing? Any other buildings? Awesome location.
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Stairway to Heaven?
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Reminds me of an Ad with shredded cut outs for passerby to rip off a name and number.