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I went to letchworth awhile back, in the winter.
We went to break into one of the buildings, and when we finally found one that we could get into, it was a tiny room with one window, and no way into the rest of the building. creepy stuff.
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I am completely and totally infatuated with letchworth.
your photography is amazing,
keep up the good work bro :].
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surly girl... iagree stuff llike that annoys me too
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ive walked past this building it was an amzing looking place... trees growing out of the roof...awesome
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Has anyone noticed that on the blue door (which is the outside view of the door) there's two holes, ie. for a lock and a door handle. Where as on the white door (the side from inside the room) there's only one hole? Guessing this was some kind of cell which could be only opened from the outside, ie. inmates were locked in. Creepy!
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my nana used to work here when it was actually an asylum
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I spend hours on this web site...love it, but also wonder if you've ever photographed Waverly Hills Sanitorium, or plan to? Fascinating place....never been there, but have done alot of research on it....keep up the great work....sooo impressed with ur wallpaper too....keep going......
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hey Toto you are not in Kansas
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RAVEN ditto
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A bunch of party poopers!!!

Yes, those Nazis were just not known for their magnanimous and celebratory demeanor.
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Konrad Hilton- furstanzee
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still can't figure it out
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ditto
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Looks like spine....
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I can see why they wanted to have a resort here in the first place, really nice view.