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that is the place for my eagle scout project!
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Again, I can not believe the "shots from Motts" Incrediable!!!
It seems as though no expense were spared to "house" these unfortunate souls with mental illness! What beautiful arch-a-texure was used, if not appreciated "then" by patients and staff, it sure is being appreciated now through the photographs that Mr. Mott is so graciously shared with us!
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stay away for the stalking girls Motts! RUN!
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Looks like some place they would discover a zombie virus, and then the building got overrun with them
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4 Remember lock morgue doors. wouldn't want those zombies escaping would u?
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"......(cue announcers voice) ....Introducing, Cialis for singles.... any time can become a time for romance, even when you are all by yourself...... because even when you are alone, when the moment is right, you can be ready........"
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methinks you are dead? who says that Ferdy?
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happy birthday
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maybe,but that would take a lot of money, someone to tow the thing out of there and a lot of spare time
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That was a really cool bit of photography. The morgue was the coolest part
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This is amazing! As someone who's been in a psych hospital, its weird to think they plastered stuff like this up. They don't do that now, well not as bluntly.
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that chair's looking pretty pleased with itself
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Well, Motts, that's awesome. Because I'm pretty sure when I first saw that gallery that I missed the little asterisk stating that wasn't the real name. I must've been stoned, because I just figured "Hey no kidding.. maybe theres a twin hospital?!" Hah. Thank you for taking the time to point out that link for me, man.
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once upon a time there would of been super amazeing things behind this screan
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i've been in many of these old theaters most of them were not abondend but still cool. These old type projectors worked like a mig welder useing a carbon arc to prouduce a light scource and required a tremounds amount of amps and volts to power them