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Paint with a half-life! I believe they used radium in it.

Gotta love German, even words of love can sound like a dressing down!

4 meter thick steel reinforced concrete, the great equalizer.

dang, that is the radiator, it looked like the trunck to me as well.

Well spring has sprung and with it fond memories of "MUD" it stuck to everything, sucked your shoes right off your feet but we all knew that summer was close at hand great things were to happen during those lazy hazy months you are right Rich there were no bad times

So, not a chop shop unless they were playing crash test dummy and then parting out the cars...

Maybe you could fashion a rudamentary trebruchet?

Car-a-pult anyone?

Thanks for the wallpaper

Motts,

I was wondering if u know the history of the places u have here....im 14 and very interested in old hospitals and such things as this. could u tell me off some around the new york area? Thank u.

I believe those pics maybe be magazine pics--I work with adults with special needs and 90% of the time they hang pics of what they like--celebs, kids, pretty women or handsome men. most of those pics look like they belong in mags and not in a frame. sorry to burst any bubbles!!!

pretty good at work now .. hey i found a great site for abandoned places michaeljohngrist.com.. motts have you heard of it ?

i would love to get out there to take some pics, does anyone know how ??? the legal way... please let me know reningamelissa@yahoo.com

I don't disbelieve it; I just haven't found any supporting evidence personally yet.

According to the original Kirkbride plan, this final wing "tip" would have been used to house the violent and incurable patients; these areas were often the most dangerous and neglected portions of the hospital, giving birth to the term "back wards." Some doctors and staff at various hospitals sent misbehaving patients to these wards as punishment.