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So sorry Emma. Hope he finds relief!
Sounds like an extrordinary place to visit. With respect, of course.
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i wish my room was that big. lol mines about the size of an Alcatraz prison cell....not kidding

but this is cirtanly my next wall paper. THANKS!!
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omg haha the soap despinser joke hits us once again
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It does look eerie back here...I remember the strange silence of this massive structure, the vacant windows staring out like a lost soul. One can feel the saddness of its former occupants.
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Now THAT'S what I call rockn' the house down!
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These photos are so haunting, but you cant help but look at them.
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motts, is the old people home still in use?
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the face reminds me of the thing on the front of the album "lies for the liars" by the used.
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After taking many trips to glenn dale's childrens building, me and my friends finally found this well (there is a chair in it now by the way), as well as the childrens morgue. They are located close to each other in the depths of the second basement.
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omg what the heck,y wuld there be a bed in the basement i mean litterly y? a littly kid forced to sleep there
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if you guys didn't notice, the area the crib is in is indented in the exact size of the crib's head board. it was probably designed so if the baby was slamming around in the crib, it wouldn't knock the entire crib over and hurt itself. if a baby is having a seizure, the last place you want it is on a cold, hard, tile floor.
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Scott
R u scott L from three east
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I've walked past this building almost everyday for the past 5 years and I never knew that it was, or could be so beautiful inside.
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i adore this ward. it just makes you think.