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and now its a psych ward... awesome pictures motts
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see last picture the place resembled a school. the next one. this one looks more like a mansion or a country club type place
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Looks like my office when I worked for the Feds. Industrial green was a plague. Soylent green is people.
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i like these walkways it gives me an idea of how big this place really was. its nice though, very organized looking, i guess. oddities also. all over these buildings its blowing my mind
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Oops. I meant the windows could work with the green/blue wall. I got too excited about being an early bird to this gallery.
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Yikes! The green/blue in the doorway does not go with the orange at all and the orange does not go with the windows, but the windows could go with the window. I'm confused.

Motts, what is the wooden thingie on the floor and is the decorative panel part of it or part of the window?

Oh, one more thing. You will find more clear glass mixed with the colored glass in the European structures. America tended to go all color or all clear. Segregation, you know.
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this is such an awesome picture. its lame that kids set these places on fire though. like explore take pictures idk "trip bawls" but dont light the buildings on fire. come on only thing i hope is that next time someone lights one of these buildings on fire that it goes ablaze but that person burns and dies. ha. ha
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So pretty. Like a resort.
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Very odd. Perhaps a steam ironing board with a shelf below for folding linens.

Or is there a more diabolic use?
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Medical waste? Must be burned or is highly flamable? Anyone?
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Ah, they did not drop the ceiling, just the soap dispensers.

Nature encroaching is beautiful. "Nothing lasts forever but the Earth and sky.
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this scares me.
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The multi-paned windows are soooo cool. The window in the foreground appears to be a door?
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This is really pretty, Motts. I bet it had a wet and fresh aroma. The statue of the Virgin Mary looks a little bit different than the usual. Did the plaques say anything you could read? Dedications?
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Round windows. Can't sit in a corner in them.