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That compass rose in the railing is a really cool touch
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Das Hospital?
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Bring on the zombies!
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Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Check out Google Earth - it shows up really well.
This picture....... well..... it was worth the hassle - it IS good............and may you always be safe. Mr.M.
Great gallery, Thanx for the vicarious thrills!
Such a GOOD Picture. Such a fine gallery. Like. Love.
Hoping, anytime soon, there will be light shows, old plays with Knights in Shining Armor and Medieval Festivals of Music, and a special awesome shuttle-sloop bringing the visitors, from Peter Detmold Park E.51st.Str. by torchlight and lanterns, at midnight. . ...... Fun Every Day.
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Great to see you post more efforts Tom! Something happened in your life that has you distracted or busy elsewhere I imagine. Maybe you posted something about that in the forums, I can't say. Hope everything is well with you!

Somewhere on the net I read a whole story about this place and how it struggled to stay open. It was quite an interesting read.
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Me too money, those paint chips make me hungry.
This place is so beautiful, it sucks that they let it rot.
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awesome pic
A thousand years or One-hundred-and-fifty - it really IS hard to know - this special ancient dignification maybe saved the reowned Hospital - nobody wanted to be responsible for the decision to demolish. ??????
James Renwick Jr. is skilled, and did travel. Here in Europe we sure have a lot of old castles, churches and whatnot... The look like this. I love this Gallery. Be well and stay in...
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FIRSTY!
Ah this picture...i keep coming back......again and again.....really love...that contrast!
And yes: the GTA IV - was called Colony Island - had the ruin like this, and even the tram to ride; remember seeing that, watching the kids play. This was some time ago. True Fun Every Day it was back in the days.
Could it be Renwick SmallPox Hospital???
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After a piece of the north wall collapsed in 2007, it was immediately stabilized; loose masonry removed, unstable walls knocked down, tuck pointing, new steel supports. The loose masonry was boxed and stored for future reconstruction. A new fence was built as well.