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Now playing in the lovely Zombie Room, Grim Reaper and his Doom and Gloom Orchestra.
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The "remuddling" efforts were done to modernize the station to the style of the times. By the 70s, however, the writing was on the wall for passenger rail. The workers that arrived through this station manufactured the personal transportation that replaced it. Ram-trak can now only operate with large gov subsidies.
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There comes a point in time that these building become more of a hazard than anything...the fact that they are let go to get into that position is a crime. I do hope they were able to salvage some of the materials. When I make my first million (lol) I am going to open a salvage company and salvage materials from some of these old places....
Ephemera: Taunton State Hospital
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After the polio epidemic, there were tons of these around. As the technology of prosthetics improved, these "dinosaurs" were left behind.
Ephemera: Abandoned Legs
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Kathy, I think you are such a good sport! My friend says it looks like a dirt-daubers nest, dont know if you have them where you live? But im sticking to the white rat, Thanks for trying opacity friend!!
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When you see all the spray-paint and damage here makes you wonder how the Parthenon, the Pyramids, and other structures like that escaped it...
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The tapesry brick-work is amazing. Wish I could re-create it on my house!
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Bink...please tell my you read that somewhere. Somehow I find it disturbing that one soul could come up with something like that in a heartbeat...rofl. It is a great discourse on the history of the half-brick...
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TAG Jackieb...you're it!
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I couldn't play hide n seek here. I would be too busy standing there with my mouth hanging open staring at everything...I'd be "it" all the time!
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Love your site !!!! Keep up the good work and please be careful!!
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This shot absolutely took my breath away...I love it!
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dizzying...if that is a word.....
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That would be an awesome piece to reconfigure into a fireplace mantle!
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Hey, If I coud jimmy that tile, it would be all over my floors! One college pulled all their marble tiles when they re-did their library floors and sold them off. Much better idea than what is going on here.