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I see that string too. That makes it even more creepy
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So you noticed it to Mama, there is no life there, very dingy and dreary
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Went there at 2-3 in the morning with a big group went in all buildings and explored all buildings had some creepy stuff happen but park in the neiboorhood and security and the cops aren't there that late been there at least 6 times in the last 2 weeks and haven't had any problems so good luck guys have fun be safe
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30.01.2012

Was here yesterday, some little things have changed, covered by snow, the building has a different look.

Swiss soldiers used it for training maybe 3-5 weeks ago, we found cartridges of typical 5.56 FASS90 rifle and some tactical points marked by flashy paint.

Wonderful place anyway, we came back with a lot of beautiful pictures...
I have worked in an electrical box like that at an old abandoned ice plant and cannery building in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The engine room at this place was amazing with ammonia piping going up through a second floor. We were there in '07 scrapping wire and pipe, all legally of course, but that place just got me so stuck on abandoned things then I found this site and found heaven. I am for the preservation of all these buildings but at the same time I feel the obsolete metals and such ought be recycled properly.
Love the lush green here.
Perfect.
Beautiful detail in this door. Would love this as an entry door into something similar to the secret garden..
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i can't go with you looking!!!
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i would like to see all the black snakes!!!
my uncle my brother and 2 cousins went to northampton state hospital. We were not scared(exept for me)but it was all borded up and we could tell it was abanded.it was in the way back.my uncle said there was a dead cat in there.was that true?we think we found a tunnel or a drain for water that could lead to a tunnel.and on the abanded tunnel it said that the fuses could lead to cancer or diabetes.
plz oh plz help us by telling us what it looks like inside.
thank you,
butter and dee dee
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amazing photos.. the relics of a mad man's dream
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I shudder to think what kind of psychiatric treatment that went on behind those beautifully carved doors in 1850
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Amazing Motts!! just amazing . if i was homeless, id be camping in that lobby
Nice work Motts.