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nice use of black and white
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Looks like someone sliced lines into the wall and window frame at some stage
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in the uk old fire places in smaller rooms like a bedroom had these small fireplaces whereas in larger rooms like the drawing room (living room) or kitchen had much larger ones to heat a larger space. they are now worth a lot of money for an original one!
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This has the makings of another Edgewood Hospital fiasco...on a much larger scale!!
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I lived in KP for about twenty five years. Intrestingly in 1975 when I move there the decay and abandonment were already starting. My friends and I used to explore the brush in that area, sometimes we got thrown out, but mostly they let us be if we weren't drinking or causing trouble.
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Freaking bizarre that even the keys are still there.
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Geez Motts, I believe I've said it before....I REALLY hope you wear a mask or at least carry one to throw on! Ewww!
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I don't what saddens me more...knowing the history of KPPC,(warehousing the mentally ill) or seeing these magnifacent structures rotting away.

But that aside, the pics you have taken are superb!!
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Oh my, LOOK at that tub! Hilarious. And BTW, the pics from ineedattention that show the parents AND a kid in the tub kinda weirds me out...being that it's a heart shaped tub...surrounded by mirrors....and shag carpet.
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Thought I would drop in for a quick comment. Been hanging out around on your forum for some time now...
Figured I would throw a reply up on one of your threads to let you know I exist :)
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One heck of a haunting pic, very eerie!
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Awsome shot!!
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A sad legacy
sorry dude i didnt even know besides all i want is to have a long deep conversation with someone
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I feel trapped, I don't like small places and that looks small at least, even if it's not.
Creepy picture but still briliant.