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Excellent photo, and thanks for the wallpers.

Could we have a 1920 x 1080 wallpaper please? That is an awesome shot that is unlikely to be easily repeated.

I was sentenced to Met State for 35 days observation Judge Mcleod of Chelsea Municipal court in 1963 for acting up in Carter school (constantly wearing dungarees to school, not allowed in those days) In the seven days I was there I witnessed a suicide, was attacked by a knife-wielding maniac and chased around by a 15-year-old Nymphomaniac, and looked in solitary confinement for my own protection. After that experience, I was sent home with a clean bill of mental health. ???????????

Nicely shot. Looks ready to fall but stays for years.

SOL Autoguy!
( snort out loud? )

Looks like pink hair dye, overlayed blood to me.
Well, dirt, dye, blood and then dropped on the floor. No foot prints?
I think Mica's additives are starting to kick in.

( Not sure if Motts is joking in the title comment )

Actually, looks a little like some computer games where you cannot get a clear look at yourself.

Hmmm, should be called something like 'Fired Crackling' or 'Smoked Crackling'. Please sigh this waiver before we start work. . .

Freespirit76, I think you had a firm direction, and then it sort of

LOL - Two jokes in one site posting, is that a new record?

Something something zombie proofing mumble mumble plaster adhesion

Ah, the closet door is the one missing it's lock & doorknob.

What was up with the shattered skeleton key lock on the floor with the sink and the radiator? Seems strange that it's there, while I can see an intact doorknob on the door.

This was an amazing tour! How did I miss this one? I thought I've seen all the galleries to date. Thank you for sharing this remarkable adventure from history.

Having had knee surgery there in 1966 (done by Dr. Burr Curtis) & then going on to work there (referred by Dr. Curtis, I can assure you the children were very well treated. There was a school, there were Sunday services, there were picnics & lots of other activities. The philosophy was to let them live as normal lives as possible. Also, the building in this gallery was the oldest (I believe). There was a whole large campus with several buildings.