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I bet those hardwood floors shined beautifully once upon a time.
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Hey guys I am looking for more information about the goings on in DSH its for a booking I am writing just getting some ideas of what its like in state mental hospital if anyone could write me at mattsmymuse1610@gmail.com just doing research and this is by far the best websit i have found on the info i was looking for ty =) amazing pics btw
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This would make a great wallpaper.
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It's a portable suction machine. The round things held the collection jars.
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Incredible that those labels have held on over the decades.
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This should be in a museum.
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I wonder what would happen if one were to plug it in to a live outlet & turn it on. It was still working when the power was cut, right?
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What a neat find. The ultimate word processor in it's day. My dad had one of these in his business office. This is either a Remington or an Underwood typewriter circa 1960s.
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I thought of some firey 60s acid trip. But that's me.
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With places like this, have you ever come across squatters ? I'd imagine that such wide open spaces with rooms off to the side that are much smaller, would be ideal?
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Uh no it was not a patient, because that is blatantly spray paint. Also, the patients here were not mentally disabled, they had TB
It was an honor to have attended such fine school. I spent four glorious years as a student and learned so much. I was in charge of the chapel in my senior year, it was a beautiful place. The tapestrys on the ceilings were beautiful. St. Michael the Archangel was above the alter it was huge and gorgeous. When I retired from the Marine Corps I went to visit, I cried!
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The blue vs warm light is absolutely fantastic. Even more so because it's natural light. I loooove this.
The best years of my life, the man I am today is all because of the Salesians. I will always cherish the memories of such fine men.
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It seems that lots of places with tables seem to get the most discoloration on the floor beneath them, I don't know why this is. Howeverrrrr, the "bucket" is there by the table in this photo. Guess what goes in there!!

However, the red on the floor is unnerving, but this appears to be on the first floor and wth the windows... Could someboday have spray painted the red there? You know, knowing that people would come in?
Just wondering, cuz do autopsies bleed much? If you're dead, you don't bleed like THAT!!