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what a dump
.....at least honest and clear!
Reinforced and strong; many screws and whatnot.
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Autoguy and his zombies! lol. Guess, they didnt get their morning coffee. Always like photos through broken glass.
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Oooo! A perfect hole in the fencing. Right behind you, Lets go for it! :)
Oh........this is good! LIKE!
A new gallery! Thank you so much. This is promising. Can´t wait to continue.... slowly and with awe.....am so happy now!
Be well and stay in ... !
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I don't think so, this type of door knob would continue on the other side, and the seclusion rooms here had flush doors on the inside.

I'd guess the room was used for storage that was desirable to the clients (personal effects, cigarettes).
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Yeah, the drywall / wallpaper and the air conditions in here promoted mold growth.
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No it was in a more communal area.

Yes, the hospital treated children and adolescents with emotional disorders from 1975 to 1996.
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now Sgt. Pepper
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Sgt. Pepper
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Va. is a beautiful state
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all in all it's just another brick in the wall
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the piece of furniture looks like it's trying to leave
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So the patients could spend time in the corner & reflect.
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I agree Phifty, ominous building staring at you as you entered & knowing you'd be staying in there, maybe for a very long time. Nothing comforting at all here, very much the opposite.