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wonder what you had to do to end up in that cell, the echo must be amazing in there.
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ball mill coal pulverizer
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This is a large heat exchanger
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This is the cooling side of the condenser your looking at
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Steam passes over the tubes , river water passes through the tubes
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Hogger
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Turbine condenser
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GE
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Westinghouse
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This was a really interesting gallery as far as what was left there, very strange. Everyone just left like they were coming back the next summer. Odd. Anyway, I really enjoyed reading about everyone's experiences here. In a way, it is really depressing, all these memories just left to rot away. It's the first time so many people who had been to a location were 'chatting' and sharing on your site. Thanks everyone for sharing with all of us!
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Of all the abandoned structures I have seen over the years, in real life or in photos, seeing an abandoned amusment park truly breaks my heart.
My daughter and I watched this show on ghost in the closed hospital and were very disappointed that this could go in a place where you entrust professional workers to take care of your children who are unable to take care of themselves. It's a shame there can be no punishment for the people that did this or let it happen, (doctors and nurses). The dentist chair is the worst and what they did to those kids is totally inhumane.
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Nobody aint paying me to walk thought that door lol
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this was a small scale morgue, and if there was no family to come claim the child, the body would be "lost" by staff. as it turns out the bodies were actually incinerated in the building with the large smokestack near the property enterance (not sure what the building name is)
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This is so sad, as is the clown on the wall...one only wonders.