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The events described in this blog took place in this hospital and some of the buildings out back that are now gone.
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The Same as Micah I remember he like clouds a lot he could name all types
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I have a video that I shot in 2013 of this room and a tour of this building
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It is such a shame to see such beautiful architecture, and history, left to fall in on itself. Thanks for sharing the info & pics. Love it.
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Looks like a Hunter Zeph Air mounted on the wall.
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I would have liked to meet you, Mr Motts, I hope you visit our fine city again sometime. Plenty of urban decay to be found. I would like to see pics from the long abandoned Six Flags Park. You're eye for things never disappoints.
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nice articles
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Ah how I missed your images
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u girls are staying on top of this
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Thank you Celeste, I think the grand fireplaces were auctioned. There was a large one in the grand living room ,and that has been gone a very long time as well.
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Robert, It is not that it is not valued it is that the value(cost) of doing it is more than the projects that would profit from it are worth to the people paying for them.
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The anarchy graffiti bothers me. It's as if the person that painted it didn't understand the room he was standing in. Graffiti is an ancient art form, I get that; it just doesn't seem that the message given is appropriate here.
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Certainly a wonderful type of architecture and attention to detail not appreciated in modern constuction
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Lots of room left on the plaque for future benefactors. Thank god a cure was found!
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I'm surprised how much glass is still intact.