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If this were made out of copper or brass we wouldnt be looking at this photo .
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It slices ,it dices . Tthis thing looks like it would have appeared in one of the "SAW" movies.
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I've been to the insane isylum there. It's very interesting. The cops have the first few buildings boarded up, but if you go back far enough, you can go inside. It's not breaking and entering because the last buildings have no no tresspassing signs, and the dors are wide open. Plus, If you go up the hill, there's this old house that's actually really pretty. I think it belonged to the owners daughter. Its beautiful, and has a great view. Peple should try to rebuild it. It would look sooo pretty.
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"...see the uvula?" - Ah so its a female mental hospital :-)

"So men don't get to have uvulas anymore?"

Guess nobody else saw Monster House.....
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I remember these at the Y when I went there almost 40 years ago, I'd forgotten about those things.
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Headless Mary, good name for a Metal Band.
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No pictures of the small house like building thats down there?
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About six years ago a friend at the time wanted to check this out so we did. We got about this far, saw that darkness and heard a loud banging noise and I said 'I don't know what that is, and I don't wanna find out, lets book!'
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Look at the teeth!? Reminds me of a saw blade,,,
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My parents worked at Ladd School...and I was in my mother's womb when she did work there. The Fogarty Building (aka the wacky circular building) was the hospital. I myself have been in some of these buildings...and as infatuated as I am with these kinds of places, I never want to step foot on the grounds again. I can't begin to tell you the horror stories my mother has told me about what happened in this place. The state police are constantly on the grounds, and many people have been arrested for trespassing. She's haunting, captivating, and beautiful, and a major part of my nightmares.
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Right click on the picture, click on 'save image as" , select what file you want to put it in and wallah you have your wallpaper. Is it okay to say this? I got tired of reading everyone saying they wanted this as wallpaper so I figured I'd help the poor souls. :O)
By the way this is a fantastic picture, well done!
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My first gurney experience was in nursing school in 1970. Believe it or not there were several of the pictures that showed items I used at some point in my 36+ years. The last picture shows instrument tables that were used in the operating room. Each type of operation demanded different tools. The "scrub nurse" opened the instruments for the case and laid them out in the usual order of use or in her favorite lay out so she could grab what was needed as the surgeon called for it. Sure brought back memories to see these pics. Thanks for posting this "off beat" set. Hope the book is recognized as the work of art that it is.
Ephemera: Dead Rollers
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NO ITS NOT BLOOD IT IS PAINT
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I USE TO HANG OUT THER MANY YEARS AGO
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I love the photo motts but it gives me the creeps for some reason