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The container with the numbers and letters is a flag bag.

The flags were used for tactical and administrative purposes, and were prepared with lanyards to make them easy to hoist into the halyards.
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You guys inspire me to take up photography again. Amazing stuff. :)
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this chair was like the old version of a wheelchair and sometimes when the patients acted up they were placed in this and straped in
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what kind of camera do you use?
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I'll admit I'm a little confused. There is hard proof that patients were experimented on in ways that would wander so far into the realm of illegal/gross misconduct that it's sick. In this country, all over the place...
I see comments on this about how patients at this hospital were not treated like that. What makes this hospital different from the others?
I mean, I'm not saying this was all malicious...at the time people just didn't have the knowledge we do now on said topic.
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I worked there in the eighties, happy times sad to see it like this.Lovely lake and grounds.RIP st margarets
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thats simpl y Breathtaking! what an amazing shot!
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On checking back I'm glad so many have come to enjoy this.
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Maybe it's from people that were working there on shift work. The door is locked so whoever is inside with them cannot get out. When the person B comes in the morning to relieve them, the person A will let the police know that somebody is still in there. Just a thought.
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its amazing
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i cant believe they built all of these enormous beautiful intricate buildings just to keep in "crazy people"
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its not sealed anymoreee ;)
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this is seriously so scary
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every single parKing lot or play area here is cracked soo badly like this
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i went here and it was soo scary and shit the things i saw pretty much scared me for life, i went here about 6 months ago. im only 14 and i went with about 5 kids and damn. it was also pretty hard to get there even though i live in the next town over which is newton for those of you who didnt know.