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Pretty funny to see the standard-issue US Gov't skilcraft trashcan... most of the government's standard office supplies were designed in the 60s and have changed very little since
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Ms. Lauper is cool and has a wonderful sense of fashion- in my beauty academy days- eclipsed her by 10 years
It could be they covered the pillars with wood to make it look flat and octagonal. They did this in an old clothing store I worked in, they covered the original pillars when they did a "remodel" some years back. After the store closed and they were gutting it, they peeled off the wood and found the original thinner pillar. Now the place is a condo, yuck!!
What the hell are you talking about?
Awe, you don't like the girl in front of the building?
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I have a video from a while back when I was around 17 years old. A few friends and I snuck in with a video camera at around 3:00 in the morning. Spooky place!
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i take care of an 83 yr old lady from long island whose mother died in this hospital in 1935 from tb. i'm thinking she might have had a few mental issues also. r.i.p. marie schultz heizelna (last name i'm sure not spelled correctly. ms. dottie is always so concerned about the treatment of her mom while there. she died when dottie was 5 and she doesn't remember much about her mom except sitting on the bed with her mom and cat when they came to get her.
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whoa Cindy lauper move aside- I am due to Millbrook in Oct and will go where U were - U gave me the courage to go that close to Bennett-looking forward to the new video- my trip is a little father than yours but worth the money
Wanderer, ya that's me in the pic. You guys may also enjoy this:

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Bennett is about 2 hours from me ,but I'll grab you a pic when I go back. I'll also be checking out your video shortly, I really enjoyed your other one.

I'll post a private video link here so you guys can see a recent shot of the front. I just have to empty my memory card on to my computer.
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So maybe this is more of a dumb question..but in situations like abandoned cemeteries ..are family members notified before the place is abandoned...i mean clearly people just cant show up at these places to pay their respects...i know dumb question but just curious..for some of the places that have not been abandoned for too long
I'm sure they would. Stuff back then was made to last, why? Because it was made with pride in AMERICA.
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My mom still have that bag that hanging on the wall. she has it in the garge.
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I posted here a while ago. Beautiful photo, Christina. I know what Pat means. I posted some of my paintings on my website, and who knows who might use them, even though they are copyrighted, as is the whole website. Celeste, your Minecraft is amazing!! Very beautifully done.
I'd love to see a recent photo of the front that faces the road.
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I love your site! All the buildings are intriguing, and your photos are awesome! Have you ever felt a presence at these places? Im sure the Ghost Adventures guy, Zack Bagans would love to explore. Thank you for creating this site. I've enjoyed it a lot.
I hope this poor cat still has seven or eight lives left and his next one he comes back to a loving owner who will take care of him and give him a long and happy life.