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Hey there boiler, I admit I was never at Gaebler but I'm a lifelong Mass. resident and would certainly be interested in talking with you or anyone else who was there and what it was like. I was up there a couple times in the last week and made a post about it in the first pic in this section.
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Just bought one from the U.S. military, Elgin Air Force base, FL. $175.00. It was store outside for who knows how long but a little cleaning up and its works. I have to replace a few missing parts, though. It was used to make dog tags. rcassin@aol.com
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Nice shots. I don't get why "taggers" have to leave their marks on these beautiful structures. They are just criminals as far as I am concerned. There are a lot of grafitti on tombs in Saint Louis cemetaries 1 and 2 in New Orleans particularily around and on the tomb(s) of Marie Leveaux. There are a lot of cool cemetaries here in Louisianna.
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: The Millionaire's Mausoleum
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these are brilliant references for my project!! :D
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I live maybe 30 to 40 minutes away from The Ladd School. Friends of mine have been there and they say it's super scary. But I really want to visit here this coming spring. It's cool that this is so close to my house. I live in East Providence, RI.
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Could have been a transformer or x-ray room, hard to tell with what little remains!
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It's a similar angle, but definitely a different photo - thanks for keeping an eye open though!
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Incredible story about the poor person who had the door fall on her...not what she was expecting, surely, when visiting a cemetery. Funny, I had a similar thing happen in a cemetery in France, I tugged on a heavy metal grilled gate to try to open it, and the whole thing came off its hinges and nearly took part of my foot off... readers beware, cemeteries may be booby trapped by the spirits that haunt them...
Absolutely love your site, Motts, and I do love cemeteries, if you'd like to see some cemetery photos from various places, here's my site address:
http://magiclanternsho...rch/label/Cemeteries
Ephemera: Cemetery Safari: The Millionaire's Mausoleum
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These buildings leave behind so many mysteries...
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I like this...interesting that it's neat and circular.
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I went to the haunted house and it was stupid. Pennhurst itself was amazing would like to go back and see the place with out the haunted house there.
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Motts, this image appears in a Cracked.com article (the source is someone's Flickr)...I figured I'd let you know. (Sorry if this is in the wrong place.)
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they look carniverous
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I know this might be a stupid question but I am 18 and not well educated in the area, but what is hydrochloric acid used for, i'm curious because the only place I've heard of it before was on The New Addams Family when they dropped Gomez into a vat of, I know thats not a good reference but thats why I'm curious...
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Time Travel