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And I think that piece of "pipe" is from a Panzerfaust!
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motts you said you were dodging workers ?? looks like the place has been closed for a while..what workers are you talking about .?? anyways really awesome place ....massive building for a brewery ...
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thx for the info motts , ya these pics are awesome
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Ann - the chances of finding your family's records laying around in an abandoned hospital are extremely slim. Since both hospitals are in Massachusetts, you may have some luck at the state archives:

Massachusetts State Archives
220 Morrissey Blvd., Boston, MA 02125
Telephone: (617) 727-2816
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Oh. Dear God.
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Maybe fans at one time??
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I think the channels in the floor are for drainage so they could just hose the place down after each production run.
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faces in the holes
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I thought I recognized one of the students in that picture from my graduating class. I graduated from Pilgrim in 1977. We were the last class to graduate from Pilgrim. It seems like only yesterday. Hard to believe I graduated over 30 yeras ago!
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Looks like something right out of a story book. Just incredible.
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This one was so cool. Thanks! It's been gallery heaven for the last several weeks!
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Wow wow.
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This place was massive. I am always impressed at the skills they had without the power tools of today.
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Bizarre. Wonder what the reasoning was behind this.
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I like the tile.