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IF anyone has any interesting stories please E-mail me, Dem0810@aol.com. Email me with any records also Im interested in knowing what buildings were used for once. Please contact me with any info regarding the binder or other records like it.
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That's a brilliant angle.
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That's too bad. It's hard to tell you're even in a hospital.
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Looks like one of those 1980's laser-plane effects.
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Nice. I can see how the lighting situation was a nightmare.
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that is beautiful....your pictures are amazing
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looks like thi scould double as draculas castle in a castlevania game
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Kind of remind me of a grand stair case out of old pictures of ocean liners
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Very impressive facade, Always look forward to new locations. Long time fan here Motts
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lol
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was in North Carolina at the time
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I lived in philly for the first 18 years of my life. I really disliked that city, but I must say this picture makes it look beautiful.
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Hi, I hope you don't mean Steve Gapin........does anyone know if thats the Stevie Sandy is talking about????? Patty
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The glacial drumlin the asylum sat on (Hathorne Hill) was at one time the site of the home of John Hathorne, one of the judges in the Salem witch trials. (Danvers was originally Salem Village at the time) Most of the witch trial incidents occurred in the general vicinity of this hill, not in present day Salem, MA.Thanxs motts great pic.
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These cribs could of been used for babies diagnosed with down syndrome perhaps.