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What a cool frame for the awesome picture,and in B n W,priceless.
And another example that duct tape fixes anything.
My ex wears one of those! :-)
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No sign of any safety covers,and i think you are correct bro.There be heaps of reclaimable metal in that place.Scrapmetal heaven.Great colour too.
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Yet another fine gallery from the master.MERRY CHRISTMAS Motts and to everyone who enjoy ths site like I do.
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At my childhood house we owned one of these things... We used it for years, it was attached to my basement staircase.

Very fond memories.
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Not an OT room-only thing that had a stainless steal sink like that was kitchen-related....most likely a kitchen (found in the center of the quad)
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this was a dorm
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This was used to wash up the dead bodies before being placed into the freezer.
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haha i remember this room-barely, but i remember it!! hahaha i was like....5 or younger...good ol day care!
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while my parents worked for kings park psychiatric center---i was going to school here at the day care :) called "Playground on the sound" Go look it up if you dont believe me!!
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the basement of this building was also a bomb shelter-with water and my grandfathers occupational therapy shop was also located there, later moved to the 1st floor.
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Another name for it is Macy home!
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the infectious waste was weighed and put in boxes that said medical waste on it-and use to be stored into the little white building were they use to strip furniture near group 4, and in later years they were boxing infectious waste in the laundry because housekeeping took over the laundry building.....once again-my father worked there!! GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT!!
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Thanks MamaToFiveInPA; the Eastern State School was leveled some time ago... I don't know the date offhand, but definitely before 2005. A Wal-mart sits on the old site at the moment.

ESS was very close to Byberry, which was also demolished, but I managed to document it a few times before it came down.

http://www.opacity.us/...hospital_byberry.htm