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Its like SAW all over again.....
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New idea for a horror story/movie: The Wig That Ate Everyone
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The title of this says it all, it is very much so.
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It is just weird to see the building like this. The Citizens Voice used to have their business out of there, believe it was their office staff. When I delivered Newspapers, the Old way, I used to have to go down there with my mom to pay them every week. That was 1979, The lobby was beautiful, wish I was more into history then, woul dhave like to look around there more.
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I love the arches, and that door to the left looks so mysterious!
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Anyone else think of a nice calm winter day when looking at this this? I know I do & it is such a beautiful shot. Nicely done, Motts.
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It was Mr. Motts, in the conservatory, with the camera.
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It would be a dream of mine to work and renovate, such a wonderfull peace of history, just to have the right to live in it.
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The darkness that is at the end of this hallway makes it even more sinister & a little unsettling, the archways would feel like they would be closing in on you as you walked down the hallway. Creepy indeed.
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Id love to find that Big T today and rip him a new asshole
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It seems like the building sucked all the color out of this room
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Poor lonely chair....he thought fire would end the suffering ):
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The sizes of the chair and the psychatrists lounge make me think the chair was for a tiny doctor and the lounge for giant patients
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Brain is what? Brian is what? What is it? XD
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Wow.....these pics make me so nostalgic. I have lived in Maryland all of my life. I remember my dad taking me there almost every weekend, because i loved it so much.....1973 ....I was 5 years old.