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ive been there 2 times police...you guys are slow ;)
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merr,
Why? Were you there or just interested in a sad story?
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Flushed... Id love to hear your story.
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awesome.
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the trip was the best - always good to be in Millbrook - as said in another post I walked the perimeter of the grounds taking pics- the trees got in the way -what a heady thing being in the presence of the OLD girl so many on the board can't be there- so i'ts special - as usual went to see the home of my favorite ' rocker' - the reason i went to Millbrook- don't feel special about your computer the darn things have a mind of their own- they call it technology at least U can get thru
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Hi Guys, hows it going.Was the trip good Wanderer?Wots the bet you got some good shots of the old girl.Havent heard much from you guys for a while.One of the computers in the house doesnt let me see any of the comments that we put up hense the fact of my last comment.Then you get the laptop which loads them all but really slowly!Takes around 10 to 15 mins to get from the top of the page to the current comments.Hope all of you are well
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I love old Soviet Statues, it's a shame when the Eastern Bloc. fell that many of these statues were destroyed.
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Man those stretchers are a blast from the past, but I love them. Think of the history attached to them.
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If you look up to the ceiling on the right it appears there is a hole in the ceiling that is allowing light to shine down on whatever that mound is on the pile of bricks. Intriguing photo.
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i live there from 1960 to 1970 as a patients in c and d cottages it was ok i guss
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i live thre for 10 years from 1960 to 1970
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I was told that Geraldo Rivera did a story about this hospital in the 70's. Can anyone confirm that?
I could have been about any of the three entities using the property at the time; the hospital which was the County Geriatric Center at the time, or the County Children's Shelter or a ward which I think was on the 4th floor of one wing, for disabled children who parents could not care for at home.
I'm hoping someone remembers the story and details from it because Geraldo's Fox news website email gets no response.
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Does anyone know if they trained nurses in this hospital?
Thanks.
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I attended st.michaels grades 6,7 1940'sdefinatley a spooky place.Had a farm attached to it and a blacksmith buiding on the grounds.I can be contacted by email Woodbridge 842@yahoo.com
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A lot of bad memories of sadistic priests and brothers that taught there.Watchd a priest throw a student to the follr and kick him wwith his boots .priest named father aloyious Ronchi