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They could commit you for any number of things back in the day. The line between sanity and madness wasn't very distinct. You can really imagine yourself there pretty easily.. Oh, and VanBuren if you ever get that book written post the name, Id love to read it. These abandoned asylums fascinate me to no end.
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Definately Jetsons..... or 50s science fiction.....
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Motts, you are the master of light and shadow. Always wish I could've gone up and seen it myself, but your pics do it justice; heavy on the atmosphere.
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reminds me of the robots on the Jetsons ....a relative of Rosie or something.....
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i mean pics .sorry for bad spelling:)))))
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that is so cool:))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))lol .
nice pick motts
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The place seems more peaceful after seeing this photo.
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what the fuege
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Actually TONI, it has NOT been "opened & active for over 200 years'"seeing as it was only built in the beginning of the twentieth century and closed before the millenium.

I suggest you check your sources more carefully.
Even Motts has the dates posted in the Letchworth section
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I suppose they're the only permanent residents now.
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i was in the center lastnight and there were very loud nosies coming from a room tht was locked we tried to open the door but it was stuck shut if any one eles herd the noise be4 please comment
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what makes it creepy is the sky is dark.
i wanna go in there real bad.
:P
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the lights r on ooooooh
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did it snow??? lolz
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good place to play russian roullette