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is that the monitore an ironclad from 1700 in the world war? it resembles it just a bit cause it did sink

fascinating, thank you for saving history...

Please join us for the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for this building. It will take place on October 26 at 11 am. This event is open to the public.

Good eye, John! I didn't notice the Bud cans until reading you post. That is even after scrolling back and forth several times to the pic. I used to think I was observant....guess I can put that delusion to rest, lol.

Loved the pics Lynn! Hey Motts, do you make house calls??? With three dogs, our house can always use some cleaning. ;-)

JohnBuff

Home away from home in the late 1960's

Home away from home in the late 1960's.

The old buildings were named for counties: Genesee, Livingston, Orleans etc

looks like a 'possum.

Urban Chaotic Master - I would guess that you are probably right - the thing that looks like a microphone is indeed a microphone. As the physician is conducting the post-morten, the microphone could be used to dictate findings/body condition into (at the time probably) a tape recorder. The transcriptionist would then type the findings into the official report.

wow

i cant even...

I see that clear spot on the floor....look at the window to the left, it appears to be open. I wonder if the clear spot is the result of wind from the window blowing on the floor and clearing the papers away?

The Doors of Durien

Reminds me that H.P. Lovecraft based Arkam Asylum on Danvers State Hospital. Great photo

The trouble with tribbles.