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Woahh, that desk bit is still there. Amazing.
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IT'S A TIME PORTAAAL!! Imagine stepping through that beauty and ending up in that place when it was at its prime? haha imagination..
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Wow, it's like the entire personality of the place was ripped away =[
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I love this shot
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Welcome to Narnia....
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It is kinda creepy that this was left behind but I can't say I'm surprised either with what Motts has shown us all through his wonderful pictures .....the history in these places that he has shown us and I do love all the info you give us. It puts other web sites to shame. Pictures may say alot but so does the information too. Thanks for your hard work Motts. Can't wait for the next 'gallery'. I know it'll be awesome!!!
Ephemera: Consumption
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like u said Thad you had to work there. the kitchen was the best place to work. the food was good and eveyone got along . I haven't seen anyone since I left. remember the chute that we would throw the trash bags down and press the button for the compactor. to crush the trash and throwing down cabbage crates to hear them crunch. and smoking on the stair wells . lily mercier would catch me smoking and i would say its not me lily.
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Thanks for sharing that interesting apparatus! Like a few other people have said, I love the way you research what you find and share your information with us. Thanks, Mr. Motts!
Ephemera: Consumption
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Awesome set. You were right, extremely well-preserved place.
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Wow. They better have taken that out somehow before they demo'd the place.
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Considering I've got this side of OCD that loves symmetry and balance, I love this shot. Wallpaper size would rock, hardcore.
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That's funny.
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The fact that it's just sitting there... *Headshakes* That's kinda creepy, very strange.
Ephemera: Consumption
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Addresograph is a brand name but you guys are right: it was used to make the metal ID plates for patients. This plate was used to stamp the patient's information on charts, etc.
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I have been to this hospital several times and have so much to discuss but it's too much to type and I've always been worried to tell my story because of non believers. I would really to talk to people that believe and have seen this madness first hand. Please reach me at pandabaylor@aol.com