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beautiful
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these pics are so amazing.
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That toilet looks freaking awesome
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What does the thing under iut say? ATE?
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Awww...I think the door on the left is a little shy
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Even Though I Just heard about Dixmont I wish it was still there.
Wouldnt that be funny your shopping at the new Wal-Mart and you see a ghost in a Wal-Mart Uniform Saying "Wal-Mart Save Money Live Better".
I Will miss Dixmont.
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I would have loved to be in this Hotel when it was being run as such.
I was standing in front of it today it's such a shame that the building is in such disrepair. I would have liked to go inside, but after previously looking at some of the photos that that someone took of the inside of the building It probably would not have been wise to attempt entry. I was told today that what's left of the Hotel would have to be torn down. What a shame/
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Great site, great pics. Thanks.
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I have a picture of myself exiting that door.
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The visitors and friends of the inmates would stand outside the walls and throw cigarettes and snacks up through the windows. Sometimes girlfriends would camp out below their loved ones windows at night and converse and sing to each other.
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Communicating before e-mail, Facebook & Twitter. "You Got Mail".
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Again, the rec yard was on the north side, surrounded by fencing.
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Not so scary when it was open for business.
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Trail of a chupacabra. LOL
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The door of death.