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I would not be able to resist pulling out dozens of those books and seeing what they're about.

Will do =)

Except that now-a-days segregation is B.S. Many facilities give you a Bunkie even when you go to the BOX (the hole). 24 hours a day in prison's prison with another fool cooped up with you for MONTHS at a time. And no, You don't get to leave the cell EVER. Exception: visits, court, and medical

Funny cause I actually contacted "Mr. Motts" shortly after my visit here back in the Myspace days to see if I could go on some adventures with him. Very nice fellow. Well I got caught for "burglary" in an abandoned house shortly after. People, be mindful. Proceed with caution, unfortunately these activities are illegal. And prison is not a fun place to be

I've been here before in 06. Very fun to explore. Met a few homeless people. Then shortly after, I served an actual prison bid in a maximum security prison.....Definetly not as fun to explore

Reminds me of something straight out of Silent Hill.

Wonderful photography! May I use some of these as reference photos for my paintings?

These pictures are stunning! It's a shame how most of NSH has been removed. I follow your site all the time and am simply amazed how you can capture the rawness of these old asylums! Don't stop

Let us know how it progresses.

I can see my home in Kingston ....... I pass by this Grand Building every day..... sorry to see it go

Sad to see it being raised ........ History gone ......
The end starts July 25,2013 ... and to think I once sang at this historic site back in 1971

Talk about modern prisons not having cages like this one ! Well then u havnt seen baghram or GITMO prisons. I'd suggest u run a google search for Gitmo and see the prison cells there. One of the reason they dont let much of the media to go in. Only that place isnt dramatically rusted or haunted caz its inhibited by prisoners.

If the goal was to have a person's core temperature be the same as the temperature of the water, then the water temperatures would have to be in a fairly narrow range. A person can begin to experience hypothermia with a core temperature of 89 F or below. Unheated swimming pools are often about 84 F. Brain damage can begin to occur with a core temperature above 105 F. Some health clubs maintain their hot tubs at 104 F.

I believe the image on the envelope is that of St. Anthony of Padua.