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I meant, make "use" of them, lol.
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This looks straight out of a movie! They really should save these buildings and make us of them.
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I love those white columns! I would have loved to walk through this area.
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Motts, how long has this place been closed? Doesn't look too bad though.
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It does look like you'll drop off into nothing, lol.
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I hope they make use of that beautiful, old organ.
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Yay, an old hospital! Thanks for getting us another new gallery already!
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I worked there from 1973 until they closed a lot of fond memories from that place some scary ones also as you would never know what the situation was you're going to face on a daily basis greg73340@yahoo.com
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for some reason reminds me of the twins in The Shining. great shot, I love the wide angle lens.
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Room looks surprisingly large.
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While there is no way to be certain... having kids and having done hand prints with them, it's very likely that the extra fingers were just kids moving their fingers while making the print. It also looks like kids were making multiple prints as some of these are almost identical. Strangely, based on the size these look more like adult prints.
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Was the steel structure original or part of the effort to stabilize the remaining structure?
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Cool, confused face sinks:)
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X-ray Girl: it´s Alphonse, not Anton Mucha. And this is "Painting" from his cycle Arts (the others are Music, Dance and Poetry)
http://biozhena.files....lc3adc599stvc3ad.jpg

Yes, I am serious Mucha nerd. It is kinda understandable, considering he is one of the most famous painters from our country :D

Greetings from Czech Republic!
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This is beautiful! It's amazing to think that it was built 184 years ago and is still standing strong- it looks almost new!!