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Great shot! I Hi Debbie, I love this gallery, I hope to see u soon.
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Those rusty gates are ugly
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I cant imagine people around there either. It looks like its been abandoned for ever
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This place must have looked nice years ago
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These placxes are always creepy. Hi Debbie
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Wallpapar Please? Love ya Motts.
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Wallpaper Please Motts?
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I worked there for 22yrs.Most of the stories are bullshit.
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The open balcony is the govornments way of "thinning out" the facilities population, LMFAO!!!
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There could be ground water welling up through the pool by osmosis... along with the rain water. That could keep the level constant despite dry spells.
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I think the producers of "Life Without People" would be interested in this place.
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Thank you, mr. motts....that seems so inadequate for the relief you have provided us who schooled there and grew in the faith...and miss THE chapel. such an important part of our experience and spiritual growth. you have much more than pictoral success ! p o'h '53
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there were tall carved wooden posts along the aisles...each pew. awesome...and gone by the time of this photo. visited the chapel in '89 as a gathering of the class of '69 was being put together...it grew to a gathering of the faithful from eden hall of sooo many classes...at overbrook academy. we wept alot and still miss the wonders of our school...and the wonderful nuns, RSCJ , who taught us. Our Lady's Chapel taught us, also. '53
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inspiration unending....
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"Lady Chapel" indeed....Our Lady. super special place of meditation.