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How surreal & enchanting!~
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I think I found the Monster!
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What a sordid history! Thanks so much for the history & the pictures!
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Thats Motts for another wonderful New gallery to see.
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I feel like I've heard this before......kinda like a memory....strange...
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New joke: A visitor to a psychiatric hospital asked the director, "What test do you use to decide what patient is to be hospitalized here?"
The director responded, "We fill up a bathtub and offer the patient either a spoon, a cup or a bucket and ask them to empty it. According to their decision as to what method to use, we decide whether or not to admit them.
"I see," said the visitor, "the reasonable person would of course choose the bucket that is bigger than the cup or the spoon."
"Well, no," said the director, "a normal person would unplug the drain. What type of room would you prefer, private or double, or a ward?"
Dedicated to my friends who choose the bucket.
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And about the field house, a family lives there now. Husband, wife, and child.
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Every few months me and my friends visit letchworth. My mother worked there, and I never seen it up and running. Me and a few of my friends decided to go there and see what was so serious about it. ... We went to the power plant and all over the doors of the paint shop etc. said enter and die. To be honest, as much as I would love to enter these buildings Im glad I didnt.
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They should make this into an art museum.
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Looked like a nice bathroom once.
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Still in great shape to me!
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the history of this plant is interesting here is a link showing it's history http://www.conti-onlin...tory/history_en.html
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oops (as) always my bad
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Who's Go-Cart is at the end of the hall? He He Great shots Motts an always
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Also the entire hallway and all areas surrounding were all concrete structures, no plaster or Drywall. BTW Drywall was not around in 1900-1910 when this place was built