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Thanks Motts for another wonderful gallery to see everyday. Keep up the wonderful you do. JackieB where are you at. I miss you alot.
This reminds me of Eraser Head. Girl in the radiator.
forest haven asylum
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I live right near those buildings. Me and my friends always go in them. There is woods behind them and a little while back they found an unmarked grave that was buried alone. They dug it up now. But the buildings that are left standing are pretty creepy. There is a doll in one of them. When my friend picked it up it scared the crap outta me. Even in the new buildings, the halls ways kinda scare me. They look sinister. My friends have told me they hear stuff but I never did. I wouldn't be surprised if it was haunted though.
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Im heading over to building 93. Tonight, but if theres seriously wild dogs or cop dogs partoling. I will bug the fuck out. I take on vicious dogs at work (I work at an animal hospital). Hopefully I dont get injuried. Ya'll hear from me later
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How is this place, is she still there or has the process to demolish begun? I hope she still stands, even if the conditions have gotten worse there.
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So this is Mt Hope Cemetary in Rochester, NY, oui?
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Re: Amberlee-N-MS (2009) above--- at one time EVERY patient had a chest x-ray before being admitted to check for TB. On Sundays, before the Monday admissions for surgery, we had them line up in the hall and just did one after another after another. We even had a machine just for chest x-rays only.
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Me and a few friends went to this hospital but I was PETRIFIED!!! we didn't even get into the building before we were stopped by the police.. it was an experience to remember... but this photo is beautiful
it looks like a previous explorer locked themselves in a room by accident. i've came really close to doing that once lol
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Someone put a live cat in the cabinet and closed the door thinking it was funny......It died a slow scared death.
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Mike, if you were there what was located to the left just out of sight?
Name both.
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tile42guy, did you mean the Overlook Hotel? That is the name of the one from the Shining.

I wish this place looked like this still, but time has not been kind to the Pines & neither have people for that matter.
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You are indeed a modern day artist Mr. Motts. A blind chimpanzee can snap pictures. But it's the man behind the lens with the creative eye that transforms the camera into a paint brush. Thank you for letting us live vicariously through your view finder.
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I can picture this space over run with rats. Especially with all the garbage on the floors.