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Face in between two windows on the right
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And on the opposite side you see a nurse with a white hat and red cross. Looks like she is pointing at you.
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I see an eyeball looking at you on the left side of the door. Very clearly.
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Also it kinda looks like a skull between the two windows.
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It looks like someone is being hanged on the wall straight ahead. Follow the black line down you will see a head, arm, and two legs!
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This room looks so clean compared with some of the other rooms/hallways.
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Oh I would be so tempted to uncover that writing. Not that I would, of course, but it is tempting.
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when i first visited Millbrook it was like a Stepford wife town HOWEVER it has changed from within-still the antique shops and Allen diner - Vincents- give it an olde world flavor yet we see the change a comin' like gone is the Millbrook Roundtable what next Mr. Wing giving tours during the week ?
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I reckon it says 'Peth'...which is Welsh for 'Thing'.

Obviously, there's no reason whatsoever why it would say that, but it's all I could come up with, lol!
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the floor and ceiling don't look parallel. was that to mess with the little patients.
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That would make an amazing wallpaper... ahem, hint??? Luv ya, Motts.
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I try to be as careful as I can when I notice a mushy floor. I have gone through but luckily stopped at waist and was able to pull myself out.
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No, just climbed around some of the boats from the kayak.
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i know many people that work here. i could ask them what it is. my great grandmother just passed away andshe worked there. i have pictures and it is veeery interesting.


I want to go inside. can someone tell me how to and not get caught?
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TRANKO, your wrong , its not victorian at all, it dates from eighteenth century.