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The rounded corners intrigue me. I've seen it in other Kirks and wonder if it's part of the plan.
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So much workmanship & artistry went into this building. Beautiful architecture not seen today.
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Ignoring the graffiti, the workmanship on the banister & railings is impressive. The act of destroying & defacing something just because you can perplexes me to no end.
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God bless Ann wherever she is.
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Do these TVs still work? I am a TV repair technician and I can see in the pictures is a panasonic, model year 1989-1991. if these sets are still there, I could go see them and try to fix them to use them or donate them somewhere. seems that when closed the hospital, the tvs were almost new.
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who would trash a morgue?? lol
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its called, umm....mosaic glass
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lmao!!
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nobody ever got a MRI? lol
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I wonder if anyone was allowed to salvage some of the architectural elements before tear down? Does anyone know?
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Type X Blood is commonly used to denote blood that has tested positive for an infectious disease, like TB. Usually, it's disposed of quickly and safely. Guess safety was out of the question in this place.
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Hope you had a nice Christmas Motts.
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Holy Balls
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postcard
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A time to remember!!!