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Thanks for the links Jude. I oculdn't read it all. Too evocative. to me this is still how people are and though I am more fortunate than most like Gennie I still find that most of the authority figures I am required to deal with are just as abusive and dismissive today as they were to her during her life and me as a boy and through my whole life.

Melting looks like

The more I look the more I wonder.
Windows to open behind the altar? Is this not a bit unusual? Have we seen this before?

My parents and brother have a couple chairs like this one. They inherited them from my grandparents. Sturdy, attractive and comfortable. One of those things they just don't make like they used to.

This is one of the most interesting stories I have personally ever read.

I did not!

did you look in that trash can? Yikes!

Very disturbing drawing indeed. Could be drawn by a patient, who believed this kind of invincible creature was real. Could also be, that the patient's aim was to drive by a car over this creature, because he seems to have been really badly upset by it. Dangerous.

This picture is unbelievable...the WHOLE IDEA is unbelievable - I cannot figure it out...I mean HOW they were thinking.....

It is "X marks the spot" at the end. It is so nice that it is clean and free of graffiti tags and scribbling

Ohhh MY! Is that paint-peel? It is the biggest -peeel painthave ever seen. Thought, it is a rag.....

Maybe she had Polio?

Yeah - That Movie!
Skylights such a good + wonderful idea - gotta love skylights.

what if this was the staff bathroom,that would be weird?

Amazing location. Abandoned facilities unmolested by vandals, scrappers, and taggers are nearly impossible to find. I appreciate your research and history lesson of these places before they are demolished. Thanks for your brilliant web site and photos.