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I love alllll yuour pictures, they are absoultly AMAZING! makes me want to go to these places more and more!
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Awesome picture!
The rite music in the background of this site while looking at these pics would b awsome!!! Like just some scary classic instrumental music r something! It would make u feal like ur actually there! Mr. Motts?
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Missing is the track that this type of OR lamp is attached to so it can be repositioned as needed.
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Does anybody (besides me) think that the opening on the wall the picture faces, looks like a fireplace? I've been in my share of delivery/operating suites and I can't figure out what it is.
Of course a fireplace would be totally against protocol. But it suggests to me that this room might have had a different function at one time and was converted. Just a thought
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EVIL CLOWNS!
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Phantom hasnt even disrespected the place as far as im concerned, the owners have done more damage than Phantom could imagine flaming deleted by admin
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Its a haunted house attraction and you guys are really sitting here complaining about a guy that took a machine that had no good use there? Quit complaining, bunch of little girls.
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The stationary grid was invented by Gustave Bucky. The moving grid was invented by Hollis Porter.
I was in Millbrook in October 2009 on a nostagia trip, visiting the area that I grew up in. My grandparents used to live in a house almost across the street from Bennett School. I remember going to visit them in the mid sixties and watching the Bennett students play lacrosse on the lawn. We would sneak over there and prowl around, thinking we were being very secretive. It was a fascinating place and held much promise, had it not been left to deteriorate to the point of no return.
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I agree with the bad treatment these poor souls would receive...but I wouldn't at all mind a 360 degree shower for myself.
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Its the lead
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DAVID CARUSO!!!
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Every mental hospital should have one of these... Art is a great way of getting your feelings out
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I found a Gone With The Wind biography in this room, which i kept and read. I was alone and only had a cellphone to light my way through the darkness. Creepy place indeed.