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It reminds me of a hospital in a movie, it's very steriotypical. The decay bring beauty to it though.
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Yes, they definetly need a morgue because this was a "state school" and yes, people died while in the "state schools."
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The tunnels were a popular hang out spot . Back in the 80's we would get ripped in the woods then walk through the tunnels-- really creepy. We also found the Nike missle location at the peak of the mountain, we didn't know what it was until our science teacher at Nanuet HS had told us. Too many cops would patrol the roads around that area- so we stopped going there. We too would run into a few hobos that lived in the woods.
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Ha! I forgot about this. A friend and I put this up a couple weeks before Christmas that year. We wrapped some garland around the staircase handrails in the theater too.
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i was there a couple weeks ago and took some pics. i think the only thing that will hurt you is the asbestos
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Thank you I hope to start publishing soon, I think I just need to focus on a small portion of my work.
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Thanks, there was actually plenty of light in these rooms, as no boards were secured to the windows.
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ECT is very benficial and much more humanely done with concious sedation (medication with an amnesic effect).
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That is the nicest jail cell I've ever seen!
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aww! hope springs enternal!
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Ummmm...Ghost Hunters is on SciFi, not the travel channel...
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The dichotomy between how BEAUTIFUL these old hosipitals are, and the terrible pain that happen inside them, never ceases to amaze me. Thank you again for documenting it!
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so! sad.
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i love the shape of the light. very clear. the opposite of shadow
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LOL Ferdy !!!!!!!