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If ever a shot was wallpaper worthy...
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To Molly (First comment) I opened this image in p-shop, flipped and enlarged, and it APPEARS to say "Bennett College" in a typical athletic block font
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I can't recognize a SINGLE item on that wall !
(And I spent WAY too much work time looking!)
Love the shots, Motts !
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I rememer, they were the "KILROY WAS HERE " of our bunch. I drew a couple of them in CTG A BLDG. in 1974, but that one isn't mine. I'd be happy to share my experiences @ MSH via email. eddiegellis@gmail.com Patient : 1973-!986. PEACE PEOPLE
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Those were called the cages. it is where we could get some air, and alittlt privacy. I was a pt. 1973-1986. Want some history? eddiegellis@gmail.com
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See my message @ Previous Image. I was there 45 years ago. I got some eyewitness stories for ya. For REAL!
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I was a patient at this M S H , c.1973-86. !973, Admitted to R2 (reception),there several times lasting 1-2 mos 'till 1974-5, then transferred to A-1 (chronic ward) 'till 1975. Went to DMH sponsored Community in Waltham TOC, (Task Oriented Communities), for one year. Lived in Cambridge, MA ( manly Harvard SQ.). Went back to Dual Diagnosis Unit, (Forget which particular bldg., but it was in the "Back Wards". A Bldg, possibly.) Subsequently spent short periods of time @ Community & General (psych)Hospitals in and around Boston. I well remember taking many meal in the Dining Hall. Anyone wishin more info. about my stays @ MSH may write me @ : eddiegellis@gmail.com PEACE :)
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i know my horror :)
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June 1979....the summer of my 17th birthday (6/29, no mold on it!)
Working designing chenille varsity letters and bowling shirt embroidery, cycling after work to the pool, chasing girls, not catching them, Hanging with friends at the drive-in theater...
weighed 145 lbs. at 6'
Summers seemed to stretch out forever in those days.
Ah, those halcyon days of yore...Golly where has the time gone?
NOW I'm depressed! LOL!
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Great Gallery, Miss u to Debbie. I may go to Fla this winter. I hope we can meet
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Beautiful foyer. Magnificent details and woodwork. I'm intrigued by the open switch box on the wall. I would have been tempted to flip a few to see what (if anything) would happen.
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i would LOVE to have this as a wall paper. i grew up in hoboken (late 70's, early 80"s before the hipsters.) this shot reminds me so much of home.