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I tell my husband all the time, get off the couch before you start growing mold :)
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I want to go. Can I get somebody to go with me? I can go alone but I'm not trying to get killed and the only protection I have is a walmart box cutter.
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I live in Philly. What's the address? Is it still accessible?
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Claudia, that makes perfect sense, thanks!
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Shortarsejo, electric shock had to be administered in the same room as the patient - the person undergoing treatment needed to be held down and monitored throughout the procedure. I think that any device hooked up to the patient would defeat the purpose of the two-way mirror... I was thinking about audio cables so the monitor room could listen in, but five holes seems a bit excessive.
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BKWOntario, I don't recall any dates.

Kaipirinha, yes there were three or so suitcases in here, but they were empty for the most part.
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Great pictures. Hi Debbie, Miss you!
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I couldn't really figure this one out either - it appeared to be a cabinet with a mirror backing, but the doors would not close completely.
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I wonder how old that is. I hate all that mold, bad to breathe it
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It almost looks like the suitcase is lit from the inside with a flourescent light
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I wonder how much more of that stuff was left around. It seems if the place closed fairly recently that there wouldnt be anything that old left behind
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I wonder how many other things were left there to get moldy
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I love the curve and the brickwork
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Great pics as usual. I love the one with the light in the suitcase.
Love your vision.
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Very 70's for sure, the floor is very 50's