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There were chairs like this at the last psych hospital I was in! This picture gave me the chills at first, then I read the comments and now I can't stop giggling.

The red chair looks like an outsider, like I was in school...not belonging, but trying hard to belong all the same.

OK I am rambling now...
Uh...I can't add anything witty to these comments lol.

Wow 666...what an ODD number! I know hotels (the ones I have been in anyhow) don't have a 13th floor...something so recognizable as 666 seems out of place here...
This looks very lonely...

Very stark, desolate, brooding...

What a nice place this would be to call home (with a little renovaton and a truckload of money I am sure)...
This is almost ethereal...

Like the ghosts of people past still wandering around, oblivious to the many many decades passing by them...

Okay I know this wasn't a ghost but still...that is what I though of.
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This has a very French look to it.
I would take backed-up gallaries of OLDER pics because you are able to still explore and find new places over you being injured and "catching up" with NO more new pictures.

Did that sound right? My poor sinuses are KILLING me and I can't think straight...
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I love the hardwood floors. A light sanding & some wood polish would make those shine like a new penny.
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I love the industrial galleries. This set is already one of my favorites.Please, Keep em coming. Great work.
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Looks like the machines from War of the Worlds.
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I wonder what the overhead doors were used for?
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These were probably cutting edge controls at one time or another. They are also very interesting just to look at ,even not knowing what they are all were exactly used for.
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I'm still laughing at the clean your bloody room comment- tat was a good one!
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Looks like something used to be there.
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Hey. iII save it ........in my scrap pile.
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Claw foot tubs fetch high dollars in salvage yards. You're looking at $1500.00 bucks sitting there.