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No, this section of floor had been gone for some time.
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Like supernatural stuff? Not yet, but I'd definitely post something like that...
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Amongst all this destruction an island of beauty is found.
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I have so many questions about this whole picture!!!
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NAU Fronske xray room!
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Reminds me of BIA dormatory in Chinle, AZ that was demolished.
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I agree that the hallway looks like its just inviting you to walk through it with the open doors and light shining through
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This room looks like someone used it one last time then walked away forever...I wonder if they knew it would be their last time ever seeing those eery walls or those handprints!!
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Ahhh, feels good to be back outside. Beautiful stone work here.
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Wow. I'm just trying to imagine what it would take for my fire department to rescue someone who has fallen into that mess. *shutter* It would be a very long, hot, complicated, dangerous process.
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Those ceiling tiles don't look safe at all!!!
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To all those asking where the morgue is. As you enter off of Letchworth Village Road, go through the parking lot and branch left as you pass the now burnt Stewart Hall building you will pass three housing units on your left and then the next building on the left is the morgue. If you look on google maps it is shaped like the pi symbol from above. It should be up a little driveway. Its across the street from a pond. I have never been inside, too freaked out by these pics lol.
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Love the story on Royal Land. My father once drove the train there as a young man for some extra money... I think he wishes he still had a train to drive around the yard!
Ephemera: Royal Land
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The angle creates the impression of being on a sinking ship.
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Very well said Marie CMT. Mental illness & depression is a disease, not a lifestyle choice. There's no shame in being sick.