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Ooo! Lovely area! Like this porch! Trim a few vines, sweep, ready to go! All i need is a rocking chair.
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The, are they called dormers??? windows up high are fantastic. How lived there? This building is foreboding, portent, of marvel and fate, and built to humble and impress. A favorite. Sure is a fine gallery, this one - and as usual. Thanks.
May you always be well, Mr.M.
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Still looks very nice from this exterior shot.
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Guess many patients and staff stopped here to take in the view and fresh air.
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Colorful Not sure if it was ever finished.
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I think the person who was stuck in that seclusion room, and hated the staff, has now returned for Revenge!
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Planned well for alot of activity. Room for wheelchairs, and rolling out beds.
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Sad reality!
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A look into the past. Wonder if Eric was ever told this?
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curtains left in a room always intrigue me.
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One observation mirror, ck! but, what is that square box on the ceiling? vent? speaker?
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Is this building a Kirk or did most hospitals adapt the rounded corner construction?
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Yes it is NICE! Just please take that and install it here at my house :)
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Man! Just look at all the screws in that .... They were serious about Noboby getting to the packages of cigs, or coffee. Maybe some meds in there too!
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If you examine all the prints, some are quite long * last one near bottom right*... some no thumb, *on door* some with fingers that are not right at all, *last one on left*, looks as if it has 5 fingers and a thumb. Interesting!