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Windows here are gorgeous. You can tell this place was once very grand.

Where can I find the Engine number ad Chasssis number on a 1948 Studebacker Commander Please.

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Colleen@rolagrp.co.za
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Some of you guys are hilarious - can´t stop laughing, hahaha; may you all be well.........................
Good picture!

Ahhh - love this picture; it´s food for ample imagination and meditation and sets mind whirling with speculations and thoughts, and The Best Part is that some of the facts & a truth we will never know. Like the paper towels: old or recycled?

USA = rich!, rich , rich! WOW Pretty! Yes, a fine tub left behind. A lot of fine stuff left behind in a lot of places. Yes, have understood it costs a lot to have it sold etc etc. not worth the trouble! But still.......I love USA with the richness. Great country!
Even with the sad undertone of despair & sorrow, this is a very fine site, with excellent pictures, and good information and true shared knowledge. And it has a spelling-check = nice! Such dedication, Mr. Mott and hard work! Well done as usual!

I've been in there, and not that i dont believe in ghost, but when i was there, didnt feel like any ghost were there, nor did i see any or hear anything weird. But that just could have been coincidence that nothing happened, because i know people say they have heard doors close from other parts of the building when no one else is in there. Creepy building though.

Ummm yeah Decay in Ruins....news flash.... I dont know who gave you the idea or told you that its legal to walk the grounds because they are arresting anyone who goes on the grounds its not legal and you will be arrested on the spot for tresspassing.....

smt your a freakin moron!!!! I take offense to your statement as Taunton is not filled with hookers unless your soliciting them yourself and its not filled with drug dealers and gangsta wannabes!!! My mother has lived there all her life and I go up there often and Taunton is no different than any other city in Mass or Rhode Island so keep you opinions to yourself unless your an expert or your one of those supposed hooker,drug dealers or gangsta wannabes..................

Thank you, Joe for the link above.. This subject is so vast and ALL SO NEW to me.
Belongings; our things, you can put a price-tag on that.
but DIARIES! You can´t put a price on a diary in the same way.
What a person thought and wrote is an asset; we can learn from that.
This is a great site, excellent pictures, with clever comments from the followers. am enjoying and learning a lot every time i visit.
Thank you Mr. Mott, all the hours of hard work shared generously for us to understand and learn.

Yes, thought it was chicken wire at first, too. Squirrel; bushy tail, got in and did not get out. Like the picture you take, so simply complicated! Great gallery!

I would love to go into such a beautiful place, being a photographer. But some of these comments say there is a silent alarm, and others say they got in.. That confuses me.

Ah - you done great, again, and as usual. Like this very much. Good eye and talent FTW you have, Mr. Motts. May you always be well is my wish.

Ooooooo...this is right up my alley, I would LOVE to go in and check this one out!!!!!

Oh man, I stood there in front of that building in 2009 having a short chat with myself wether I should go in or not. I finally decided not to got, although I was really curious. I was really afraid of homeless people, drug addicts, the police - whatever. In my hometown Berlin I have no problems with entering cause I know about the legal system, can talk to the homeless without being scared, but wow! This was New York and I have seen to many bad CSI episodes.
Now I see this wonderful pictures I could bite myself in the ass for not going.
But thank you so much for your pictures anyway!

I highly doubt that lobotomies were performed in this hospital, as far as I know about the history of this beautiful building and architectural landmark.
In his last days this hospital served for heart and lung deseases.

And by the way this room has more the size of a thoracic surgery operation theatre.
Lobotomies were mostly performed in much smaller rooms.