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Sweet shot!
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Love the curtains.... were they velvet?
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i would love to go threw them
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Emergency Exit! Thnx for the great stuff, as always!
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It needs a glow-in-the-dark soap dispenser.
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This may had been where gas masks were stored? Or a large filtration unit for the ventilation system, yep. "Gasschutzen" is gas mask anyway.
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Yes. ;o)
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Ausgang, exit. Aufsicht, supervisor. I can't quite see the third word. I think is says "zombies this way".
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It could get lonely for the soldiers guarding the bunkers.
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Nobody has told that guy that the war is over? He's gotta be real tired of reading that same paper over and over.
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Rauchen Verboten! (Smoking Forbidden) Raunchiness? *Lynne... snicker* :-)
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I agree that sunbridge is always what I think about when I recall Taunton State Hospital. I'm sure this place had many stories within its walls .....now it will be silenced forever. How sad. Thanks for all the pictures Motts.
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An old friend of mine was 8 years old in Hamburg at the time. His family would post him at the front window of the house while they listened to radio broadcasts from outside Germany. Trucks would patrol, (Luftschutz?), with detection equipment that could sense the presence of an operating superhetrodyne radio set. (Tube-type) He would then warn the adults if he saw the truck coming. Getting caught would lead to the standard dire consequences.
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Ive seen pressurized hoses in other hospitals that are needed to wash off chemical burns.
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I remember playing baseball in the shadow of that building. That was a long time ago, but the memories are still there. Another icon lost in time. Godspeed, Taunton. Godspeed.