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The ad doesn't list the scary anal electrode that was used in the billing department.
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The zombies cook brains in that now.
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The old "hair dryer" trick again. That machine was used to cut the tops off the skulls for the lobotomies!
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Great shot! I love the way the light makes different colors on the wall.
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This is a beautiful panorama, Mr. Motts. Definitely one of my favorite photos so far. Absolutely breathtaking....almost like people are about to file in at any moment and take their seats.
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Here in Coxsackie NY we have the Hi-Way drive in theater that has grown over the years to four screens. We are very lucky to have it...This is a great site!!
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A c-arm unit, used during surgery for portable x-ray.
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i really wish i could go inside that place :) does anyone have a number? it would be greatly greatly greatly appreciated, btw you are a really lucky person to have been inside this beautiful place, :D
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I got the "1920s era high school" vibe too.
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There was an observatory type of thing in the administrative building the view amazing. It was built for the beauty of the area that surrounded it. Btw I live on the grounds in a new apartment. My maintence guy says he hears noises & weird stuff in the S old nurses residence ( now apartments)
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That's a piece of history someone really oughtta save.
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Kirkbride believed in natural lighting. Their buildings are constructed wih love & care.
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In it's time prior to being abandoned this institution had some of the best food. I don't know why the remarks of the food here. They had a farm and grew their own food. They produced their own electricity. This place took care of itself years. Unfortunately the govt kept allowing increase in patients were it became over crowded & the state couldn't afford to maintain the buildings. Very sad. Drs & their families lived here on the grounds along with nurses, med students etc.
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I heard that these pots are like, extremely clean and it's eerie.
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My friends and I were in there last night and we saw quite a few wheel chairs. They were in the tunnels, at least 3, and we saw one out of a random door leading outside. It was just sitting in the rain.