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who was the guy .. cant remember his name.. kind of a bad boy.. eventually I heard that he was gored by a bull and died.

oh.. i remember Stevie!
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@Matt M-Thank you for giving the background info on all these older contraptions. I was wondering what they were.
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I knew someone who used to work here at Belchertown-she was a Physical Therapist. Cool theatre!
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Wow, an old projector! Those were the days! : ) I love when machines are still in the "analog" mode.
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Really , a penis
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This set is just a brilliant testament to the jaw dropping magnificence of abandoned places. I can't wait for a full set.
Ephemera: Counting the Years
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How picturesque, the frame of broken glass is fantastic....
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Thats my desk as of today.....lol It's a fabulous monday....
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Same thing thats wrong with the government officials in the US Alexxx916
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Great work Motts.
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did you find those in the building with the pillars up by the light? I remember us kids from the Stony Point Child Care Center used to go bowling there as field trips.
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-I think this was a decon auto clave.
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oh, wow this is cool! I currently attend Fieldstone, it's a beautiful school and i'm glad they reused some of the old buildings.
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OMG as a child I was put there by my father. The state had to fight to get me out. The state won but I spent 9 months on Kettle North 3. What a horrible thing for a 12 year old. I still have nightmares.
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when being there in Oct i noticed the one bay window a cattywanpus but upon relooking at my pics i see both of them a kilter- hope she holds on till Oct - I feel a kin to the old school having been watching it since 1985 whe both of us were in better shape actually I looked and both of my bay windows are collasping