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So cool! The way the light is coming in is just amazing...and the room is beautiful as well!
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Stunning! The way the light is coming in really makes this shot.
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Kez, well said!

I love that ironwork, how beautiful! Great angle as well.
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That must have been so beautiful back in the day. What a wonderful space!
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I am a native of Tupelo, Mississippi (birthplace of Elvis Presley) and I was raised in Houston, Texas, and I am going to ask my parents (mom, born in Tupelo) and (dad, lived in Gulfport) if they have heard about,"Royal Land", I am somewhat suprised that I havent heard about,"Royal Land", because I have seen more of Mississippi from a geographical perspective than I have of any state in the, United States of America. I do love, Mississippi, the Magnolia State of Southern Hospitality!
Ephemera: Royal Land
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Very nice, The objects at the top of the doors that have conduit leading to them are magnetic locks, I didn't know that they had them that far back.
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Pookie
At the time, we didn't matter. And your right, when the building was taken down a part of me was taken to. And there wasn't the closure I thought there would be.
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Jody
I've been there a lot. The first few times there the basement was flooded and I couldn't get to the record room. Then when I could get to the record room the records were gone. As for going there after it closed, a lot of us have mixed feelings about it. I liked going there just to remember my past. I had a lot of friends there and I was there for 5 tears total. I also like to see that its closed and know that know one else has to go through what we did.
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John
So right
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OMG, a glass IV bottle. I haven't seen one of those since Carter was president.
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These labs must have been mass produced because the one in the old Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Dispensary looked just like this!
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Looks like whoever emptied those drawers was in a hurry. ==8-O
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A pulmonary function test (or PFT) was a procedure where the patient blew into a tube about the diameter of a paper towel tube. You blew until you couldn't blow anymore (sometimes causing the patient to faint) and the force of the air was measured.
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my boss rents one of these buildings for his company... im in it all the time.. that door in the far right back is now a bathroom... and the middle goes to another part of the shop... its so creepy to see unscathed, and untouched but only by nature..
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That's about the actual size of the skeeters in Brevard County Florida. They've been known to carry off pets & small livestock. ==8O