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I have only drove by the place when I was younger never had a chance to attempt exploring the place, but a good friend of mine told me the guard let him and some other people look in the windows of the crematorium. But it was at least 8 years ago that he had told me about it. I also remember him saying something about tunnels or sewers near a water tower that people went in, near there does anyone know anything about that.
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The floor looks like it is paved in cobblestones. One amazing set. Thanks, Motts.
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That rug really ties the room together.
I just lived in the Glenn Dale area and we drove by the hospital all the time until they shut down the road at the railroad tracks by the old market. I have been reading the comments, one big problem I have seen is that some of you posting comments need to learn how to spell. I can tell who paid attention in school and who didn't. Put a spell check on your comment before you submit the comment. You won't look so retarded. Especially that big comment the kid left who claimed his father was a Prince George's County cop. The kid can't even spell George and he lives in the county... what a dummy.
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This would be a soviet stretcher bearer, aka a medic. In his left hand is indeed a stretcher, in his right hand he is holding his medics field pack and over his right shoulder is the soviet PPSh 41, the most mass produced weapon of its kind during WW2. The medal in the top left hand corner is the "Hero of the Soviet Union" medal, the soviet equivalent to the US "Medal of Honor". The title Hero of the S is the highest distinction in the soviet union.
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Cool bumpers
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Maybe a monument to the medical workers. It looks like a rolled up stretcher in his left hand. Of course the right hand looks to he holding an item that may be a gun.
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Fantastic and awesome gallery Motts!
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That would be really sweet in my kitchen just do some fancy airbrushing and you have a one of a king fridge, maybe put a set of flames on it. White is to boring.
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Love it Motts!
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ummmm... okay.....let see how do I.....oh-oh!
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Almost looks like a scene from the passion. Very cool
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WOW stunning details!
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Ohhh tights!
Remember lift with your knees not your back.
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clrk... its near northport, just ask around, its weird in the place it is