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Cooool, we have nothing like that here in Sweden.
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Almost look like rocks with some antic-writings on them, if you use some other imagination than the cell-block real thingie bing.
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Death row?...that means these are the cells where the people went b4 they were put to death, right?
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Creepy as hell!
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Did these people that worked and lived here just get up and leave one day? Or was this prison closed? All that objects that are left behind make me think that these people literally got out of here as soon as possible!
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What would a prison need a labratory for? thats a little weird!
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this is a really freaky thought thinking that some crazy people could've like banged there heads against that wall and actually like died!
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Rob from Detroit. thanks for the link. I hope the city counsil dosen't have it torn down. I know the cost to rehab it would be astronomical though.
Ephemera: Lunar Detroit
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I can't believe how clean this bathroom is! Hideous shower curtain though. Weird how it's still there waiting for the next guest who will never arrive.
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Most of the colours used to paint the walls were intentional.
like stated above in the thred colour therapy was big back then.
See everybody had a positive response to the colours in the hallway i know myself when i stumbled apon the picture i did feel happy :)
Blue is intended to calm while yellow makes you happy!
You got locked up for having PMS? gees lucky i wasnt around then!
i think that this is amazing. There are hardly any place like this in Australia that are intact with the history still remaining inside.
Most places have been trashed and spray painted, which i find to be very sad as 'hospitals' such as these are a huge part of histroy and are fasinating.
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incredible place :))
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there is a life 2 :)
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needs to be strange feelin´gettin lost there :PPP