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Those doors would be worth a fortune at a scrap yard today. Creepy but beautiful. I love old abandoned buildings.
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It is such a horrible waste. I'm sure it was just too expensive to move it. Moving a piano is such a big production, and costly.
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I wish it were possible to see a time lapse of the detirioration of these buildings.
reminds me of the Washington Monument
i noticed that sign has the only hint of color in the picture
that really makes it look like a city
the building reminds me of my school
WOW! that really is creepy it makes me think of Stephen King
i was on ward d we use to pillow fight alot i fought with lenny all the time i remember playing backgammon with rod mattews does anyone remebere the staff keeping his story from us until we found out about from the shed in the back of the hospital
I see an alligator!

Anyone down for some Gator Golf?
Oh LOL, Milk of Magnesia. Them's for poopins. Reminds me of those old Phillips laxative commercials. That lady was so damned happy about her bottle of constipation aid!

Well, I guess I'd be happy too if it worked.
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Hi! JackieB I miss you so so much. Awsome can't wait to see you soon. i am looking forward to seeing to the winter.
During my marine science internship, we used a smaller-scale version to dry tissue samples in the histology lab. I cannot even begin to describe the smell that oozed into the room when we opened those doors. Enough to put even the worst compulsive eater off lunch.
Nah, Nilsen, it's Lonely Chair speed dating! Lonely no more!
Aw, looks like they're having a party!

Chair keggers get pretty wild.