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It's an observation window, and is part of the door (not a wall). I assume the deadbolt kept the resident from wandering...
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Ah yes, there was an error - Henryton wasn't involved with the Dept. of Mental Health until 1963. I've corrected the history page, thanks!
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The name "Verden" is a pseudonym.
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@Joe

And HOT!
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I went to Verden OK and spoke with SEVERAL people about this place and a couple of them were elders that has lived in Verden their WHOLE lives and NO ONE knew anything about this place.........
camey1201@yahoo.com
This does look painstakingly hand-made for some reason. It really IS beautiful wood-work. My grandparents lived in a house for 40+ years that had woodwork (bannisters and steps) like this-minus the cobwebs-and I remember how beautiful I always thought that was. :)
ME ME ME Joe!!! :) I wanna go first...ladies before gentlemen right. :D
LOL Spad...yeah, I know what you mean lol!

Isn't port to the right and starboard to the left? (If that is true then it is listing to starboard, right?)

I could NEVER get those striaght...

Sorry, just being a smarty-pants here. :D
Tiny...you don't know how true that is...


The Government (at least in the US) sees you only as a number...

Sad. But at least we KNOW we DO EXSIST now.
Larry D

*Whispers*
(the Zombies put it there)
Deerrrrr...don't ask questions you REALLY don't want to know the answers to...lol!

It looks like just a lot of dust and dirt and fall-out from those wretched tiles.
Yep Joe...wanna go first and find out??

I triple Dog-Dare ya! :D
OMG OfMiceAndBen...It is funny that you wrote that because guess what my hubby made the kids to drink with supper today?

Lime Green Kool-Aid LOL! We call it Toxic Waste Kool-Aid because of the color. :D
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Correct on the quick cleaning assumption. Carpet and drywall require scrubbing and much more drying time whereas tile allows you to just hose out whatever unhappiness happened whether it's vomit, excrement, blood, or any other liquidy mishaps.
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awesome perspective! For some reason thistheatre reminds me of a swimming pool. its the tiles, I tell ya!