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Can you imagine having surgery IN PRISON?
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It looks like a cave.
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That room doesn't look too far removed from the nature outside.
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Today is October 1, 2010. The Halloween season is upon us and thus, someone may decide to do some filming inside the Glenn Dale Hospital grounds. I have never been on the property but have driven past it on my way to the Marching through Time program at the Prince George's County Historical Society at the Glenn Dale Mansion. Also, about three weeks ago there was an article written about it in the Washington Post. Click on this URL ...

http://www.washingtonp...?sid=ST2010090900002
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My God, that's so amazing. To see the ravages of time on that once beautiful space is fascinating. At the same time, it's so sad. Everything has a beginning, a middle, and an end. To see that reminds us we all are numbered on this planet.
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Is that plastic over that door?
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It looks like a giant mushroom.
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They were probably just put in their for storage and then forgotten about.
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I would have thought by now the bacteria on that towel would have formed its own civilization.
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OK, I've held my tongue long enough. This is a beautiful building & gorgeous photographs. Motts, you are much more than a photographer. You are an artist in every sense of the word. But, I can't look at these pictures & wonder how many children were tormented by clergy in these walls. How many tears were shed in these rooms. There. I said it.
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How sad. Somebody must have put their heart and soul into that and here it sits decaying.
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That is one hell of an entry way.
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What is the different between the m*rg** and the mort*ar*??? Anyone who still alive should answer this!!!
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What once was new & beautiful & strong is now falling apart. Sounds like me since I hit 50.
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How wonderful to see your post on your days at Bennett>Danica! This school has by far always been one of my favorite places on Motts site. A place i would love to visit before Demo. But, will never have the chance, Thanks for your comments. What a lovely school you went to!