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Well at least someone else does ... LOL!

Maybe I just watched that movie way too many times. :)

This also reminds me of a church for some reason. :)
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Is there anyone here who worked there in the early 50's? I looking for a particular boy. Possibly born in 51 or 52. He may have been placed there as a baby and taken out when he was 2 1/2 or 3. Dark blond hair and blue eyes. It could have been that he was slow minded. He had a scar on the hairline of his forehead. Surgical. Desperately seeking information on him. His name could have been Jonathan. If you know of this child, please respond! Thanks!
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Hi everyone, I am an artist and I would like to create a painting in tribute to the place, the patients, the relatives, the stories of turtures, abandonment that revolved around the lives of the people who, in one way or another, are connected to this place. Please, contact me via email to cesar10952@yahoo.com if you would like to share your story with me. I am very touched by what I have read and I would like
to tribute their lives with my art. Thank you.
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What? No one saw the Nun/Nurses black shoe on the top right!?
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Great photo! I can see all kinds of intriguing things in this area. What was just pass the door with the tile on the wall?
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Now thats just a shame :( wonder if it was arson, mischief, foul play, or bad chemical combination !?
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Bet the trees would be lovely in the Fall of the year. What a nice place to get some fresh air.
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Love how the ironwork makes a Heart shape.
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The details are spectacular! Look how true to life the knees and elbows are.
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Reminds me of a scene in the Sound of Music when the nuns had to unlock the gates similar to this one. How interesting!
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Moonlight,kid
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I went to a place called camp bluebay in 2nd grade with my girlscout troop.the room we slept in looked exactly like this. High weird windows and all. I even remekber hanging my flashlight on the window crank (although this building seems a little old for window cranks) so weird. Warehousing people.
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So beautiful, motts
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Much better with the biue soda machine thing not as noticable.
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Makes me want to take a nice long stroll!