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I went to day camp in 81,82,83 I have nothing but fond memories, even though I was a rambunctious the priests and brothers were always good to me. It is a shame to see the state of the school. My mother-in-law worked for the county for 30 years she's going to try and call in some favors to get me permission to enter the school, it will be bittersweet seeing the familiar sights as kid in disrepair. Any one else go there in the early 80's and remember Fr. Charles, Fr. Mark, Fr. Steve, or Brother Dennis??
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Pretty cool!
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LARRY D i was simply saying for a place like this to spend alot of money on in 1870 that place was pretty poor , ancient rome is diff. example: look at king tut in egypt ANCIENT= rich and gold everywhere but look at egypt in 1870 pooooooooor thats all i was saying
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Different hospital, but if anyone is interested, here are some PDF's of a newspaper that patients at a state mental hospital wrote and published back in the 1800's:

http://www.archives.st...s/meteor/meteor.html
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So glad you are back Mr. Motts :) As some people here, I never posted before, but I love your site so much I danced around the room when I saw your new posts. :) Your work is amazing!
Ephemera: Resurrection
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Yes, love the stonework, too, AND the gorgeous little balcony! It´s mine!
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Hair-driers are left behind. In a lot of places. This is a hair-drier with an attitude!
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TILES FTW! Like them so very much! And like the contrast! Love that! The rest falling apart, totally, and the tiles just sitting there neatly, smiling!
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Ahh those cool lovely tiles again!
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That is expensive and lasts forever! Tiles FTW! What lovely hues, tints and shades; soft and peachy!
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Where are the faucets?
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I really hope that everyone is done with the soap dispenser jokes. I realize that it's a way to show your loyalty, that you've been here from the beginning, but Motts provides us with so many amazing pictures. Days of entertainment. And reminding him of the only mistake he's made must get annoying for him.
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I've never seen anything like this before. Isn't thatch only used on exteriors?
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Ballsy shot.
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ever since running across this site about 2 yrs ago, i have been addicted to it. Took me a few months to make it tru all the archives then waited patiently for several months for new galleries. Im hoping 2013 will be filled with new locations. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK MOTTS!!!!!!!