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found this pdf version of the manual for the Studiomaster II.

http://www.photogenic....ype=manual&id=31

I fully understand and agree with motts for not taking from these places but him being a photographer that must still have been tempting.
r we for sure this is a theater? come on windows on the side seems dumb. if those chairs wasn't there i would never guess it would be a theater ..stupid confusing chairs.
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I remember having a talent show. I forgot about that
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It's the shadow on the right of the sink that looks like a translucent wing in motion--imagine one on the left too and the sink could be ready to take off.
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Weston Insane Asylum in Weston, WV gives tours and other great pakages (Ghost hunts,etc) for reasonable fees. It is a Kirkbride building and well worth the time and money since we can't all be Mr. Motts!
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It was the prototype for the Hoveround
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That's a shame all that stuff was not donated to mission groups in third world countries.
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Sexy!!
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Was the ballroom Paul mcCartneys?
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I agree w/ "I think", it is grafitti. It does not fit the style of the architecture at all.
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Was the ballroom Paul mcCartneys?
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On the sinks in my schools bio labs, there are knobs that look exactly like that, the blue one says but there are only green blue and red. Green one says CW, cold water, red one says HW, hot water, blue one says gas
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Nice face on the front of the building. Did you draw that?

Nice gallery. I'd like to see more abandoned amusement parks and zoos. I understand there's a nice zoo in San Diego or one of those big California cities.
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Goat Reminents?
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The domed part reminds me of one of those Scrubbing Bubbles critters...

I would have went up into the tower if possible, just to look out at everything. I'd bet the mountains were nice to look at up there.