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hang on a sec...is it even still there?? the most newest headline I've seen for this place said 2009 is when "demolishing will commence" NOOOO what a waste....
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can't believe I was there like two days ago and knew nothing about this....still, I visited "the lodge", an abandoned house on the denbigh moors. It was nowhere near as big as this but still eerie and haunting because of the location. it was a asylum (maybe an overflow from this place?) shortly after WW I.
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Its protected yet they are letting it rot away. Will they ever restore it?
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I ove the arches too but I cant figure out those colors
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Cool doors but creepy. The dark part of the hallway is creepy too
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Whateve it is it looks really creepy but old plumbing fixtures are usually creepy. I never saw one like that before. I wonder if people who worked there thought it was creepy
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Its amazing how clean this room is compared to the rest of the place
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I wonder what kind of floor is in there. It almost looks like concrete
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Its interesting that there is no graffitti in this room after seeing the rest of the place. I wonder why windows are often opened in many of these places
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That lock is a bit creepy. I like that blue chair in the background
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The doors are always open in these place. I like the long hallway. Hi Deb, I wish we could get in touch so we can explore some places
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in 1970 i worked at this hospital. I was 20 years old, and worked with the male patients. My mother also worked there with the teenage girls. I worked in this building for a great many years, and even in the broad daylight, it was the scariest place on earth. The torture i witnessed and reported was the worst know to man. I loved helping these people in need, and they did appreciate it, and said so. My life was in danger many a time, and i was saved by another patient, strange how this is, one patient trying to kill me, and another trying to protect me. I will always remember my days working there, and it saddens me to see it has closed. God bless the souls still there.
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subcoolman : because coal dust is highly explosive!
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cnt wait to go
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tht is soooo crrepy me and my freinds might go ther sunday but is it worth it????