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It seems odd that the facility would used satin lined coffins to bury their deceased patients...
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I live near Broughton and that comment about patients sleeping in their coffins is ridiculous. A doctor might have told you that, but he obviously considered you naive. As far as these coffins being used for "indigents", I have seen the coffins used at Potter's Field on Hart Island and they aren't like this. They are simple rectangular boxes with no linings or anything. I can't imagine that the facility (any facility) would spring for lined coffins. I could be wrong and I don't have any other explanation but I wanted to comment. Also, I can't help but wonder why these would be NAILED SHUT if they were empty??
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This reminds me of something from Alice in Wonderland
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Marble is a porous stone.
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Another very beautiful gallery.
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Uh... not if that's liver & fava beans you're having Lynne... Hehe.
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As a Locksmith I can say padding was often added to doors as a form of sound proofing right thru the 60s
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ha ha, narnia
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this place is well known and haunted (supposedly)
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looks chilly
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OSHA would cut back-flips in this place..what a big hot mess!!!
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i would have hurt myself getting the heck out of that place...
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(not trying to be gross) but id those were human remains, wouldnt nature have taken care of it by now, since its out in the open and all?
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With no place to put the soap this place has gotten awefully dirty
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the padding seems a little pointless next to the metal handle.