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Seriously, it struck me more like a warning to the nurses; telling them mistakes can be traced back to the sourse!
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Wow...Thats kinda creepy ???? I've never found anything like that under my Grammay's Staircase....
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its a hand hole used for inspection
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That doll head with the chicken feet is one of the most creepy things I've ever seen, seriously
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December 1974...that's approximately 3 years and 2 months after Walt Disney Wotrld's Magic Kingdom opened, and approximately 19 years, 5 months, and 2 weeks after Disneyland in Anaheim CA opened.
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I'll sign in one day
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#2 of my food facts occurred on June 18, 2011 at approximately 8:30 PM. That's proof that they're 100% true.
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Maybe someone wasn't ready to leave when they closed.
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wonder if the wire mesh was removed for a reason or if it was just from wear.
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Thanks for the wallpaper Motts
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josh, most haunted places, are anywhere with peeling paint lol
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I thought those machines were meant to redistribute cellulose, not necessarily to lose weight...
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Awesome to see the clock back where it belongs. I'm so glad this place is being restored and not demolished. I wish more grand old buildings were saved.
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Most likely the drawers were part of a Sacristy, where the Presider prepared for services. Garments and other regularly used supplies are normally kept right off the alter in many Churches. Perhaps this explains the drawers, etc.
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Since this photo was taken the original clock has been brought back to the building and it is here to stay. Below is a link to a picture from my photo gallery of the clock.

http://www.flickr.com/...et-72157606426073890