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I wonder what it was like to be here

Walk up the first flight, start the second part, at the very end of the ramp, a set of two bright eyes in the darkness

@Canada You have no idea how hard I laughed at your comment.

...Anyway!

I would totally keep those chairs. They're in great condition!

It's creepy how clean and unmoved it is though.

Maybe it wasnt for a baby?

Hmm wtf

The person who works there would kill u with the scissors

why would they demolsi/renovate this place if not 1 vandal has come here? waste i say

boy 10x better than building seven in kings park hahaha, that building is frigggin wrecked, but i went to the tip top, see all of LI , really cool

When i was in college in the mid 60's the college rented the top 4floors of the older part of the Sterling for upperclassmen . My room was on the 5th floor corner shown in this photo and the fire escape was right outside our PRIVATE bathroom . Yep we has a fireplace and mantle in the huge room . It had 4 windows , 2 overlooking the river 2 overlooking Market ST . We had a huge private tiled bathroom and weekly maid service .

Living in the hotel as collegians we often were able to participate in large conference events held there and get some free stuff .

The Sterling was awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Such a sad place with such a sad history.
This was a diaster from begining to end.
Too bad for the souls who are still trapped there.

I remember those old belt driven drills. My grandfather had a portable one that he brought home when he retired. It came handy on many projects.

I really wish i could go to all of the places that you have gone too! I would kill to see all of these amazing old and abandoned buildings!

This is the small closet that looks into the restraint room that is between ward A and the gym. It was a restraint room when I was there. That closet has a small step up and that window to see into the room

Does anyone know shawna w from ward A 1988

Does anyone know shawna w. From ward A 1988