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Hee hee I know Dr. Seidman- he's a brilliant researcher still on staff at MGH.
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my father was in and out of pilgram state hosp. from 1957 to 1965. He was an acholic. does anyone know if the building they kept alcholics are still up. by the way he died there. would like to go visit the place again.
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请问，有中文版吗？
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There is deffinately two people at the end of the hallway. Wow kind of like siamese twins :) so creepy and awesome!
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Once again it seems you have captured another figure in the end of the hall on the right window. So beautiful! I love your work. Please email me when you get the time mjsweet87@gmail.com thanks!
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At the end of the hallway, it looks as though there is a figure standing there, does it not?
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Well maacdamia nuts, how about that.
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I think fluffy the three headed dog from Harry Potter was in their at one point....
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I want to point out that its the creepiest and weirdest style of lighting they could possibly put into a hospital for people who need help.....
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This is truly a more realistic image to behold. Seeing something that was obviously cared for at one point just laying their as if its waiting to be taken home again. It makes you realize the emotions in places like this.
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But the top one looks like a cobra snake.

No, wait, it looks like a cobra snake with a huge donger, not two people.

Psycoanalysist please?

And now it looks like the bottom figure is one of those fisher price people.
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All the world loves a clean zombie.
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It's just common practice to avoid numbers of bad omen, even in today's world. My guess would be that there was never a patient #666. Just like buildings missing the 13th floor. (In china it's usually the 4th & 13th floor missing in commercial buildings. 4 sounds like death or die in chinese)

Anyway, sorry to post dribble in an old gallery. Saw the updates, glad you're back!
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You take such BEAUTIFUL pictures of things that are not quite beautiful themselves! i love how i get to see all these places! Thanks for showing me all of this! A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words and when these places arent around anymore we can still look back and see what they looked like just left for nobody to use all of ur work is awesomely AMAZING i love old and abandoned buildings!!!
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BE CAREFUL MOTTS! It would have been terrible to have gfallen down that hole lol