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This reminds me of a home for the elderly. I can just see seniors shuffling down the hallways with their canes and walkers or in a wheelchair with a nurse/aide looking on.
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Looks like it is still loaded with soap in the control unit. Who's next?
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Amazing the difference in decay between some of the areas. Sections with an intact roof are almost still perfect.
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Makes me wonder what the cut-out towards the top right side was for. Seems low for conduit that has since been removed. Interesting. Probably zombie related according to the other posts!
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Take only picture, leave only footprints.
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It's a Trap!
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Thats the same thought i had Canada! Like it tried to crawl away and just died.
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reminds me of Silent Hill, really. The moment when the syren goes off.
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there is no door knob inside
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when looking at this picture finally realise that how old this building are
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can this film be played?
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Looking at this picture bring some memoir to this place...
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The trees look just like that right outside my window..

Beautiful.

Yahoo new gallery!
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Did you at least make off with a television? :P
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Well, these people weren't quite the Bill Gates or the Donald Trumps of their time, but they definitely had more $$$ than the average guy.

Perhaps lawyers or judges with little/or no competition. Maye patent holders...who knows - maybe just folks who saved wisely (???)

I live in Ohio and I've seen the incredible wealth of the Carnegie's and Rockefeller's...their mansions still stand today on our Euclid Avenue; their massive monuments still tower in Lake View Cemetary.

Money can buy them status grave sites....their contributions will buy them a living tribute to the cause of man...but only God can judge them their souls.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: The Millionaire's Mausoleum