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its,look creepy.............and maybe many unexplained voice in there I don't go there!........Thank for the pictures Motts
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I found a Video link if any would care to see it.http://www.youtube.com...&feature=related
I think the top large item is not a light but is a heater, similar to those one sees at skating arenas. The smaller item below is a light.
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i would never go there i had a nightmare about that place and as i was about to go into it i looked up and a feeling of complete dread took over me something about as i go in i will never get out
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i think it could be that the patients were called from their dorm rooms to the operating rooms by number example is room 03 goes to operating room 03 and so forth
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This is such a gorgeous space. Your photographs are exquisite
In the children's cartoon show, The Berenstain Bears the little girl is called "Sister", (just sister) and the little boy is called "Brother". All the other little cubs have names but for some reason in this family, no. For anyone that's interested
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It looks like a shower chair. They still make chairs a lot like this out of outdoor chairs for mental wards and nursing homes.
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I used to live in an apartment house in Paris, IL that was built in 1900. There is a faver box, to this day, in the basement. It is certainly creepy. The house was built by a wealthy family and was considered a mansion, very high class at the time. I never realized what it was used for!
I'm always fascinated by ambiguously designed toilet fixtures. At first I thought it might be some sort of bidet.
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well sarah i apologise for my language but this destruction has gone on unpunished for too long.you should man up and tell the police who did it.if your not local and you weren`t part of it how do you know who did it.do the right thing
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I have also been in here they open it around Halloween and i went there it was 1 am. and so scaryy when i walked through i could feel the presence of others around me....
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THis builiding is actually in my town...
Many teenagers break in and it was used in the WW2 to make nuclear war tanks and then it jsut stopped and now here it sits in my little town rotting away....
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Its a very popular game for seniors and on cuises as well. Sounds like fun!
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You'd need wide hallways to handle the most violent patients. Anyone coming into those rooms was probably physically and/or chemically restrained and/or strapped down on a stretcher, and if they weren't it would take 4 or more orderlies to get them in the room.