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Juno,
You would not want to be in this place when it was functional, believe me.
These hospitals were full of very sick and some very violent people.
WALLPAPER! anyone!?
Bloody. Hell. That is phenomenal.
Hey! My disorder is on there!
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I lived in this building on the top right floor. The place was called centerpoint. It is now in tewksbury ma.
Go ahead. Jump. It isn't that far.
How you manage to get these colors is beyond me.
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When I lived at centerpoint we had those doors in the basement. They lead to the tunnels between the buildings
Money, please don't mention fire, especially around this place.
Wow, and the glass is still intact. I would have thought it'd be destroyed by now.
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I used to live in the building infront of this building at centerpoint. We went in the building all the time before it was boarded. We used the gym alot
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THE SMALL ROOMS WERE DOWN A LONG HALL,, RIGHT BEFORE
THE DORMITORY. THERE WERE TWO ROOMS ONE ON THE LEFT
AND ONE ON THE RIGHT. EACH ROOM HAD A BED.i USED TO VISIT MY FRIEND IN THERE.SHE WAS ALWAYSI N TROUBLE.GROUP 4
FACING THE BLDG. ON THE RIGHT 3RD FLOOR ,BACK IN 1950- 52 TIL
I DON'T KNOW WHEN IT CHANGED. WAS A GIRL'S CHILDRENS WARD
UP TO AGE 18. GIRLS THAT THEY THOUGHT WERE UNRULY WERE PUT IN THE SMALL ROOM IN A RESTRAIN SHEET FOR AWHILE, WE WERE NOT SUPPOSE TO VISIT ANY ONE IN THERE. I WOULD ONLY
STAY A FEW MINUTES . I NOTICED THEY ENCLOSED WHAT WE CALLED THE BAR-PORCH WITH GLASS OVER THE BARS. WONDER WHEN THAT HAPPENED!! NOT A PLACE FOR CHILDREN OF ANY AGE!!!
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Mr. Motts, you just made my day. I've actually been inside this building and I'm thrilled to see you've found it too. Thanks!
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THANKS :)
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Very interesting perspective. Thanks!