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Very gentle-looking shot - I like it!
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Wonderful!
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Fab!
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I just stopped by for a lookie-loo and to say hi. I see several people are still here - nvusofmotts, autoguy, tony c., eldokid@aol.com, Bill Door, nick, etc. Hi, all of y'all!

Lynne
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The fencing on the stairs was added sometime in the early '70's after a series of patients "falling" over the hand rails...some where pushed over by other patients.
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what a lever!
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neat-O
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beautiful
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Thye look big because they were most likely used for 35mm film, as opposed to 16mm that was used in schools etc.
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I grew up in an apt., w/ my mom ,who worked @ Letchworth.We lived in an apt.,right across the st. from the lake.On Sundays,when people were riding around,Bruno would be on the corner of the lake,steering wheel in hand,put that down,the "tourists" would pull over,and pay him a quarter to sing Hank Williams songs.I was mesmerized by an extrodinary voice,being belted out so heart felt by this"patient".I listened through the whole day to his entertaining magic,till he would go to eat his supper.The most magic that is still in my heart is when some one would request Bruno to sing "The Deck of Cards"-Even as a young child,I was not only amazed by Brunos singing/voice,But how he could remember the words to the "Deck of Cards".Now being as old as dirt myself, I own a 45 of that song,& in my heart,Bruno will always have a very special place .
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This photograph would make a great opening scene in a horror movie !

Joseph
11:34 am, Saturday, June 22nd 2013
Sun City, California
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Oh i love this one
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would love to see it as it was. beautiful large brick archway.
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I want to go to there!
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LOL, Williewonks! The first thing I thought was "No Mr. Bond, I expect you to DIE!"