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"its people that break and enter that make abandomed buildings be torn down"

Not sure how you came to this conclusion. From what I've seen over the years, these buildings are demolished due to availability of funds, transfer of property, politics, or arson (as opposed to taking photos).

Norwich was always pretty wide open, no breaking necessary.
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joking.
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I have on question for the guy taking the pictures, why are some black and white while others are color?



weird
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The more I read comments on this site the more I realize that people do not know how to reasearch! Instead of guessing, you dont you research it? Also, im sure everyone here knows that it is illegal to break and enter. Sure, I would love to visit as much as the next person. But its people that break and enter that make abandomed buildings be torn down. Thats just not fair to anyone. These are beautiful peices of history. Idots!!
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This building always remind me of The Bell Jar.
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Reminds me of Poe's short story "The Tell-Tale Heart"
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When I grow up, I want to be as talented as Motts.
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It appears to still be standing as of 10/2011, however demolition seems imminent.
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It looks like it could even be a dual-purpose gymnasium/ cafeteria...
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Ahh....OJ-finally where you belong-jail.
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Drove past there today....I read alot about the history . It is truly heart breaking to know it's past. If people knew, I could only hope they would hold reverence for the souls that had their lives stolen rather than just having an adventure of creeping themselves out.
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This is the kind of bizarre picture that I love to find on the net. I love Kiss, old houses, darkness, and humor.
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I wish i lived in Germany
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Wqw, three full bars. And I thought this was a dead zone.
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I hate your picture. what up with the statue