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What is that box on the left-hand side? The one that is attached to that pillar/column.
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amazing change just like my body once young and strong now old and feeble. It seems that all the true craftsman of the world are no long here. It is not very often these days that you see such beautiful works created.
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Beautiful photo, but how depressing: A retirement home that is located next to the shell of an abandoned church.
This is very depressing to me but can't take my eyes off of it. The old building and then those air conditioners in the windows. great shot
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Now, for a meaningful contribution: I assume all the crap all over the floor is from the fire?
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First.
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I noticed in the pictures on the bannermancastle.org site the lettering on the wall says "Bannerman's Island Arsenal" all on one line and then a couple pictures later it says "Bannerman's Island" on one line and Arsenal below it. Was this wall destroyed and then re-built or are there two walls with the lettering on them?
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Great angle, love the red ivy too.
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Looks like this place has cought fire a few times..
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Beautiful.
It is a shame that they can not save it. I wish they could find a rich benefactor that would restore it and take a tax deduction for it.
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A few years ago, before any of the buildings were torn down, me and a few friends came here to explore, and I sat on these very benches. I had such a weird and eerie feeling, sitting on the same benches as everyone did in this hospital. I wish I still had all the pictures from here. I have a few up on my flickr.
www.flickr.com/casino_brawl

But it is a same that they tore the buildings down.
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Any way you can investigate this place please email me at jrlpepper22@aol.com
Gaebler school girl
I really want to know who you are I was there the same. Time as you. I was on ward A and then 3 east contact me on face book "dennis bunting"