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the only warmth felt by these children was when the sun shone through the window onto their faces and that was the best spot in the room.
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Facing the door to freedom and won,
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looks like a little girls ribbbon laying on the floor.
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i grew up maybe two blocks from this place and i used to hang out in and around it i know all the little hallways and rooms but let me tell u some creepy stuff used to go on
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The picture of the medical building courtyard is the Reville building. I worked there years agol
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If only the walls could talk......
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would have loved to see inside it to bad
Absolutely wonderful pictures. This was such a magnificent structure and so sad it is basically gone.
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_D_I_Z_Z_Y_
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thankyou so much tucuxi I thought it was a wierd thing to have in a hospital. I don't even know what the disiese is I'll read up on it later Thxs agian
It is a leaf spring and it is for suspension. It is just huge compared to the ones you find in cars.
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Such a grand staircase! I can picture a woman in a lovely ball gown descending upon those stairs to make her grand entrance. : )
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Security at an abandoned property. At first, it seems like a senseless and pointless idea. Then you see people like Mr. Motts, and I mean this with all due respect. But he means no harm, and simply aims to bring to light some of the most spectacular and eerie sites in the world.

Working security here could quite possibly be one of the most boring jobs on Earth.
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Nothing beats the smell of a weeks-old deceased human being. I've seen a bunch of those, mostly the elderly. Imagine the scent of the most rotted food and meat and multiply it by 10. I know exactly how you felt, Motts. It's a smell you never forget.
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i own three of these machine is any one interested in buying them oneprieto3@aol.com by the way does anyone no what this machine is used for thanks