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I live about 10 feet from he adult ward of Glenn Dale and I need to know where this sign is. I go into the hospital several times a week and I havent found it yet. Someone tel me what building its in. i can figure out the rest

LOL @ mel... thought of the SAME thing

i agree with nuel... sinister is definitely the word for it.

funny how the previous shot is beautiful but this one absolutely screams horror film... can we say "Saw"?

excuse me, i meant to type morbid, not morib lol

truly a breathtaking shot. almost romantic is a morib way... relatives saying their last farewells as you're lowered into your final resting place...

If the main tube was surrounded by oil as a coolant,it likely is radioactive.

Did that tree go down with the grace of the hospital?

Possibly Lil but there is one very significant difference... These rooms designed for a human do not have any handle on the inside of the door and so the rooms cannot be opened from the inside... these same rooms for horses have a handle on both sides of the door.

nice pool

It looks like there is blood seeping out of that vent 0.o... cool C8

Aww... Crapola D: That's my name. >.>

i worked in corcarn building in the kitchen for 37 years. sure miss that job, it was a great job working for the state of new tork.

Hi, interesting site. I was in the last graduating class of Bennett College and gave the farewell speech at graduation to Miss Gannon, the head of the child development department. I had a great two years there. It was a great school and I have wonderful memories of my time there, especially in that big beautiful old building. It was beautiful inside and out and it is so sad to see it falling apart. Our dining hall was in there and classrooms, and great nooks to sit and read and study in. I worked the switchboard there and loved being in the building. The fourth floor was off limits, so of course being wild 18 year olds , we found a way up there and saw lots of painting on the walls. They were all very strange paintings and very psycedelic. We were told by some older teachers that Timothy leary took art students up there on acid and had them paint the walls. I don't know if it is true or not, but it was a great story and the painting on the walls sure looked like they were done by drug induced artists!
Having been in every inch of that building, I can tell you it was amazing and should have been taken care of.
On a separate note, I have ( and I believe all graduates got or had the chance to get) a beautiful watercolor o the main building when we graduated . I have it in my home and when ever I look at it i remember sun bathing and running around on that great front lawn and looking up at that great building!
I hope someone can save it!!!!!

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