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Is anyone else buying this "Can't disclose" person's comments? Each picture I've looked at with a comment by whoever this person is, seems a little fake, sorry.
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it's still there.. my grandparents live right next door down the path. and to Harry, if the man was old with a black dog, that was my grandfather :P
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Wow - this is depressing, maddening, scary, and pure hell for all the patients. Byberry looks like it is abandoned long before it was ever abandoned. There is no way a patient can recover in that environment. Even so many years later, my heart breaks for the patients placed in these "healing" institutions. I know methods were much more primitive then than they are now and they did the best they could with what they had, but these pictures are just unreal. This is like a horror movie looking at these photos! Quite an eye-opener!
Ephemera: A Peaceful War On Mental Institutions via NPR
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I was in here this weekend. It's still abandoned, although it's gutted inside. The columns and wrought iron railings are still there.
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Amazing find!!!
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Reference to Norman Rockwell painting? lol
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It is such a shame to see this beauiful building colapse. It is such a treatsure of history. A historic treatsure.
Ephemera: Bannerman's Island Arsenal Collapses Once More
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That would be more scary walking in dark and falling in that pit of darkness. Brr so creepy.
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if your not accountable then your not being professional
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yay seeing a ghost and after that ruing away screaming like maniac.
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brilliant book design...loved the shots.
Ephemera: Dead Rollers
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i can't belevie how much pain people suffered there
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that place is so creepy with all of it's unexspalianed stuff and ghost siteings
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Rust is quite pretty, always has been always will be
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I imagine Jigsaw hanging out here