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I worked for a time in the female unit at danvers state- what a beautiful building- i have been living in another state for many years and did not know that it is gone- for what , some ugly apartments- it is such a shame that what once served the community and those patients has gone to erecting apartments- i remember those ladies on that unit not all but a few and what they needed and still probably needed was danvers state and the help that was given to them by the staff and by the community-
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Oh !! See Mr Motts you made me take a second look at your photo and I finally noticed the charred beams and soot covered bricks.
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Wish these walls could talk!
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This would make an amazing wallpaper! Its an incrediably photo. what a gem you found!
Ephemera: Royal Land
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Always hated that tile, (high maintainence) still ways looks like crap.
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LOL. Oh dear...
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Love the colors.
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The color is simply entrancing.
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LOL. Twisted indeed. Nice shot though.
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Lovely, ghostly shot. This location sort of reminds me of a similar place in Oregon.
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Definitely one of my favorite shots on the site. The picture just sends chills... The picture should be named Fear... it looks like the portal to my nightmares....
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...has anyone been to the brockton fair? it looks like the big chair lol
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I love this shot! The tree and clouds behind the bldg in black and white looks great!
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The old telephone hand set on the wall caught my eye. I wonder if that was an intercom of some sort.