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I have some shots of this place as they were tearing it down. I've seen it for yrs. Wanted so bad to go in. But as you said in the opening its real busy. It used to sit in part of Boston's Hospital district. So thanks again for the peek.
I want to thank you for a peek inside. When I stayed in the building left of the old hospital (the 1950's style one). I would lookout the day room window and would see curtains blowing out the windows(1998). I wanted so badly to grab my camera and go in for a look. I share your love of old buildings. I have about 20 yrs. worth. of pic. So many are gone now but thanks to people like yourself we can enjoy them for yrs to come. But people REMEMBER just don't head into an old building because you think it is easy to do. You could die or end up in jail. The pic.s here are all you nd. sit back and enjoy.
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Cookie cutter places!
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Nice little details in this photo.... as for the the sopa.... well just don't drop it!!! (I know, Iknow)
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I like that door!
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What a great way to celebrate Thanksgiving here in Canada by checking out Motts photos :)
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brilliant shot, wish I had taken it...would love to know what camera you used.
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Where is this located at in Marquette?
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"RUN" on one side. "DM" on the other. Please tell me it was "DMC" written on there. lol
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Looks like they may have been pews from the "Temple" room.
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stuey is a jerk..lol
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When I was a kid, we learned the Danvers State Hospital theme song - not sure who taught it to us. It went like this:

We live on a hill, we live on a hill
And every night, and every night
We come out, we come out
To count the cars, to count the cars.
Yaaaay Danvers!

This is obviously the height of insensitivity and political incorrectness, but decades ago, people didn't think twice about it, especially kids - who don't know any better
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Beautiful countryside, I'm sure you enjoyed visiting there. Thnx once again for sharing your adventures!
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Smegma and sphagnum and phlegm, oh my. Smegma and sphagnum and phlegm, oh my.
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That looks like my bathroom ceiling. Hey! How did you get into my house?!