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wonder why its tethered up... its not going anywhere... haha
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I was in there, I was probably about 6 and the hospital i had had an operation at gave me a bad injection of something and do to over crowding they sid were sending you to pilgrima nd as on building 25 for about 3 months...i loved it becasue they do care, all those things about patients being torchered are horribly wrong!
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riverside high school gym..this sight is a lie
IS IT SAFE TO GO IN? I WAS THERE YESTERDAY AND THERE ARE OPENINGS TO GET IN EVERYEHERE.....
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I would've been stupid enough to fall for that.
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Frat party gone to far. *shakes head*
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Whoa. Looking at it with a certain mind. It kinda looks like a space age 1970s space ship from the inside.
JUAN: ASBESTOS IS REALLY ONLY DANGEROUS IF U MAKE IT AIRBORN BY HITTING IT OR DISTURBING IT IN ANYWAY IT'S A DISEASE BROUGHT TINTO U BY THE INHAILATION OF AIRBORN FIBERS....
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I remember it so well, Many fond memories with my family, friends and neighbors. Is it still operational?
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It was in the early 70s, I was in a minor relationship with a young lady from Bennett.
She was interning at a Poughkeepsie radio station where I worked.
I will never forget this grand building. Walking into the main room, well stocked with lovely young things, was like being on a movie set.
I've only grown more fond of old architecture and young girls over the years, the vanishing of both from this site breaks my heart.
There is a 1965 Bennett yearbook in my collection with about 141 Seniors that year.
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who wants to meet up and go in ?
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Please make this a wallpaper. It's absolutely stunning!
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Isn't this place heavily patrolled?
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Wow, this is very interesting; I'd love to look through some of those.
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This is such a cool photo, Mr. Motts. That rain water will make the floor rot, and rot and collapse eventually.