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it does look like a figure down there. maybe just our over-stimulated imaginations ;)
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I have been getting trainings from a guy that use to work at belchertown and the stuff he says that they would do bothered me much. he said that the people that lived there were misdiagnosed and half that some doctors weren't even licenced. i work with one girl that used to live there and she doesn;t like showers because at the belchertown school they showered her with cold water.
Rich like it was yesterday I can still smell the wood burning and looking down over the bar and Tony sneaking us ginger ale from the tap. Great memories
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Ffordd allan means Way out! Im welsh u see ;)
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I swear I can see someone in the hallway.. I can only see the head & upper torso though.
I would love to go to this place and check it out. I am certain there are ghosts in there. I love creepy places.
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This is a beautiful photograph, I love the colors and the peeling floor tiles.
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Only 1 Subchaser was seam powered the rest all diesel powered and I think the winch on the steam powered was also en electric one. This picture shows a streamwinch.

see www.p641.com the last ww2 type subchase afloat
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...wow..!!!!!it's totally crazy....great gallery
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looks like it could of been a news board with a water fountain once underneath
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whatever, or whoever was locked in there was not getting out
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mirror, mirror, on the wall, not the fairest after all
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Very nice curve to this old stairway, and the spindle like woodwork is so pretty
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Now this ceiling is amazing....Just think of all the time it took to do that ceiling...the mold on the columns is gross but the colors together are wonderful to see......interesting space & great pic as always , Motts!!!
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The ceiling by the window is kinda creepy....so is the hanging light......it does seem clean but its more creepy to me....