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I love this snow capped building picture, this looks like it could be used for a Christmas card or a scene in a Chrismas movie. It is clean & pure image.
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What is the black thing in the corner down the stairs?
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Pookie
I like hearing all the good and bad. I love reading peoples posts
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lol, you got caught!
I agree, you are a very good looking guy. Yummy.
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My daughter used to go to the EF in the late 80's and early 90's and was taken by her Aunt at the time. She absolutely loved it and has very fond memories of it. I, on the other hand have never been there and kinda wished I had when it was open. These pics are awesome as are all the pics for all the places.
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It's interesting to see these here. In the shop where I work I came across one of these some time ago. Couldn't find squat for information, but found an almost identical foot pedal attached to a dental drill. So the information Eleanor provided is very interesting to me.
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i love it
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i cant wait to be burendup in one of these it seems fun!
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I love staircase and steps i think they always look fascinating, where do they go etc
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The old women and the shoe are at Clark's. so is cindarellas carriage. And the 3 little pigs house.
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I remember being terrified of the boat when I was a kid! I'm thankful that I can share my EF memories with my kids. Many of the pieces are at Clark's Elioak Farms not too far from the original site.
Another chair with wheels?
Yes, the lonely chair. Again. We human beings leave a chair around everywhere. All over the world. "Come, have a seat! Rest here for a while." Strange it is. 1 picture = 1000 words. As usual. May you always be well.
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Hi,
You should check with the State as all states have regulations for disposition of records when hospitals close.
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Does anyone know how I can find information on a former relative, my grandmother? I believe she was there for 34 years. I'm looking for her patient records.