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A banging or clanging noise; seemed more human than not. These boarded up buildings often become an area for surplus equipment when the surrounding campus is still operational, which would explain the stacked mattresses also in the room.
what a waste indeed, I would love one of those to live in, even if it is haunted!
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so sad what happend at that hospital
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Ahh, the light at the end of the tunnel !
looks like a ride at the fair
What chart?
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is this the same mansion that u can barely see from the road and is really far back at the end of a path with trees on either side?

if so theres a trooper stationed there regularly. almost everytime i go parked right in front of the path
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did u see how "L.BiGGz" spoke? thats why its a bad area and thats why u dnt wanna go there. If you dont know the area i dont suggest u go snooping around. ESPECIALLY at night. theres all sorts of nonsense going on there tht u dont want to be a part of. trust me.

thats why theres always cops patrolling the area (tht nd the station is like down the road) because of all the hooligan (tehe) nonsense tht goes on in brentwood
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I wonder what that ladders for.
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i used o be able to see this clock tower out of my kitchen window
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Hi again pookie. I chatted briefly with
City counsilor who basically said they will prioritize Fernalds development before coming to a decision on what to do with Gaebler. The gist I get, and I could be completely wrong, is that Waltham is waiting for commercial real estate to recover before committing to anything.
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@nick-I like your idea of the circular driveway and fountain...I love when properties are finely landscaped-it gives them such appeal. This particular property reminds me of an old, romantic, countryside estate, lost in time...beautiful!
Is there someone standing in the doorway? A zombie perhaps?
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Mr.Mott, when you say you heard noises what sorts of things did you hear? Do you think that part is in use? The Tv's could be a burglars stash?
Looks like plaster covered brickwork, with the plaster going to ruin.