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Makes me wanna climb them. That's alot of steps. Can you imagine being the had to climb them all the time?
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If I wasn't such a skeptic, I would think this the perfect place to run onto something
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Too bad the auditorium didn't stand on its own. Would be interested to renovate and make use of
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Absolutely thrilling. I wanna run along the grounds and investigate every nook and cranny!
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Hard to believe this place was once sterile
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yes, those are european 220 outlets.

What i find interesting is how closely they are wired to each other. Wouldn't see that type of building code in the states.
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I'm from West Henrietta, right outside of Rochester and never knew this was here! I moved to L.A. for the sunshine, tho. It rains too much in Rochester!
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I would atleast got a stick to see if it was heavy or heard something move inside...
Impressive!
These look to be still in good condition.
Industrial, darn those are huge...
It would appear that this was common practice in those kind of settings...
Perhap Hannibal Lechter was inspired from a patient from this place...
Wow, I can't believe how much standards have risen...
They really knew how to build quality stuff....