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I'm on board with the chair lovers.

These and the pair in the last picture are fun. You just don't get designs like that anymore. It's all about sleek a modern now, not clunky and comfortable.
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@ A D Nilsen

You can see the pipe come up from the toilet to where (I assume) the water tank for it was on the wall. A lot of the old style toilets had the tank and flusher mounted seperately on the wall. :)
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@ MomPink

Nothing spruces up an old operating room like ferny plants!
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LOL Mike..
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I'm fairly sure that's a medical term.. creepy psychos.
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does anyone know the address for the salesian school in goshen ny please email it to me at jaydecker2000@yahoo.com ty
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It looks like the date is 1908?
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MOTTS?!
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It is a church to worship the grain goddess.
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I am thinkling the Nazis stipped this house of all ornamentation as they did in so many other homes. Remember the burned books and stolen artwork? Not to mention lives. But I digress.
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They must have gotten a good deal on those ugly ass light fixtures!
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It looks like the big arch was bricked up. I am sure many arches were lowered to conserve heat. The smaller arch looks like it works with the downward flow of the staircase. Only Motts knows if the stairs had arches all along them.
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Dig those wagon wheel light fixtures. Ye haw.
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wow beautiful
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I saw table from another photo someone else took. It didnt have the green leaves on it though. It was bare in the middle of the room.