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This is called a Sally Port. Once you come in the first set of doors or gate, your vehicle or persons would be searched before continuing on to the actual prison. Next to it looks to be either a guard shack or small processing center.
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sorry posted wrong email its gothamwebdesign@gmail.com
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Hello I am going here and would like to know how to get in, where to park, where to get in without getting arrested. I am a photographer and my intentions are purely for preservation. I can be reached at gothamwebdeisng@gmail.com . Thanks so much :) !
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Bettchen is just an old-fashioned german word meaning little bed (for a child).
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Mr. Motts, one of the few that tries deperately to get In a prison...
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As pointed out - this is a kind of museum, so everything has been arranged the way it would have been. This might be the reason why you sense it as fake.
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But I have to say - a very very good pic, would be a perfect cover for a book! I esp. love the colors!
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Omg - a hospital in GERMANY and no gas-chamber - could this be possible?!?

;)
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Welcome stereotype :)
Motts.

Once again I beg you, as a Stationary Engineer, Please give us more pictures of the INSIDE of the power plants and other Mechanical areas.


PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

Blessed Be,
Uncle Steve
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Pretty as a postcard. "Over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house we go..."
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That's a very sobering photo. This could ruin your day in a hurry.
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I definitively vote for decoration, my former school and many buildings from that era are decorated that way.
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Oh, wow, I´ve been to an abanedoned hospital in Essen (demolished now, sadly) and there were the same windows-through-walls. It suprised me when I saw them there because I´d never seen such, and now you photograph them in Berlin too. this picture looks exactly like one I made in Essen.
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aww, jeeze. some jerk stole the soap dispensors! lol