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Do I see a camera on a tripod under the window in the back??
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Yes, this stairwell leads up into the top part of the clock tower.
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Thanks - I haven't re-visited PCH since 2005, but it was indeed a neat place!
I've lived in places where more tiles fell off the walls brand new.

I'd like to get that tile persons name and number!
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Anyone have any info on a very large mansion looking house, it was on willis road, at the south end of the State property, South side of willis road, north side was a golf course on the hospital grounds. The home I speak of was torn down 10 or 15 years ago, any info about it would be great.
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Motts
I was just in the "Plymouth county hospital" Hanson MA. The place is in bad shape. But some great phots. Especialy the sick beds and wheel chairs in the front wings. Check it out
I can't imagine trying to clean all of those little windows. That would drive me to the point of needing to be admitted!
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Is it the clock tower????? Please tell. I have always wanted to see that place, but will leave the exploring to you Mr. Motts......................
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I believe I was in this room......................
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I was looking at some old blueprints of the auditorium, and apparently there is a way out onto the catwalks from the same floor as the projector room.
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I worked in a theater like this last year, and I hated going up and down those spiral stairs. I have always had a fear of heights.
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W-6 was known as the "senile ward" at one time. It housed the older patients with dementia (inc. alzheimers) along with its twin building, W-7.
This place is huge!
That would really suck to fall from the top of these!
I also like the color on that door, or patina