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I agree with Fla. Gator that the gated platform was possibly so that people entering, carrying perhaps a body or something else heavy on a stretcher or not, can just slide it onto the platform without having to haul it up the stairs or bend down and lift it up again.
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Of course it would be wonderful wouldn't it Sara? I agree :]
Unfortunately those who have the final say [contractors, landowners, etc] could not imagine though, to spend double or triple the amount of money to restore and refurbish an exquisite edifice, and Kirkbride, nonetheless. No no, when the price of a wrecking ball and dynamite comes much cheaper and on swift wings. These poor phoenix's of our past thus must suffer the consequences of our ill humanity. Makes me ashamed to be part of it...

(Wow, I was deeply enthralled in my own thoughts there, hah!)
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wadonxrum981
There is a great difference between knowing and understanding: you can know a lot about something and not really understand it
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I'm thinking the openings over the tracks were to let the smoke out from the old time locomotives?
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thanks for the link. very interesting indeed. I guess someone had to try eh?
Ephemera: The Lobotomist
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Another many failed attempts conducted by the field of Psychiatry.
Ephemera: The Lobotomist
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Did you leave it there?
Fabulous shot - crisp and clear in its beauty.
I had seen this before. It really gives a whole different angle to why they did it. He really really thought he was helping. At least he was trying to do something! Fantastic video.
Ephemera: The Lobotomist
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cencerrly get a life! Just scroll down to the next post if you dont want to read tt this is for everyone you know! but YOU don't have to read it ! Most of us want to know everything that went on here in its hat day!
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now cohttp://ineedattention....card_indoor_pool.jpg

compare it to the pic when it was in use from here...
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excellent video. i've been looking for a documentary like this for a while. thank you for sharing.
Ephemera: The Lobotomist
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I love this! You can just imagine hearing a noise behind you while walking this corridor, turning round to see some hunched figure shuffling along, begging you to help them.......
If I am not mistaken, this show is available in DVD form at Amazon for $22.49. I purchased this several months ago and was mesmerized watching it. If this helps, here is a link to the item page at Amazon.com - http://www.amazon.com/...276540204&sr=8-1
Ephemera: The Lobotomist
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looks like the stuff they put on your skin before they operate on you, well they put it on here in england don't know about in the us.