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So is this place still there? Because it's close to where my dad lives, it does look it's worth to go ..
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i wud really chicken out from going in here and i feel bad for the ones who live there a while ago these pic luk so ill i bet to the pple who lived here it was prooly worswe than hell
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U SAVED ME A BIG FINE
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i think this is so sad how many pple were there in york st. it was in the news paper that when the building was being demolished a photographer was catching footage of ghost and souls of prisoners that died there in york st. the photographer had pictures of the ghost flying up as soon as the ball was knocking down the building it was in the news paper and till this day, i believe in curtain situations ghost are real
what is all that twisted metal in the foreground? looks like something off war of the worlds to me
There are two types of bucky's. The first bucky is the cassette tray that slides underneath the table top. The second bucky is the wall bucky that the cassette is loaded into, but can move up and down that is attached to a fix unit. Last but not least...AEC. AEC (Automatic Exposure Control) controls the amount of exposure distuibuted to the patient. The AEC, KVp and MAs must be selected before making an exposure!
I remember having an x-ray in "94 and that 's similar to the one that was used on me! I'm guessing that is a late "60's to early "70's machine!. Talk about vintage!
that shade of green reminds me of the 1950's for some reason
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I love this picture you take great photo's ... for someone like me ...(i love the buffalo central terminal)... is a great little tour.I've only been in the building once and it was in the main part.I call the terminal...the sleeping beauty.This building is truly beautiful.
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How beautiful! Thanks Motts!
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What a shame.
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Ooooo, that looks like my house....I wish!
Great shot!
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Great color and I LOVE the architecture!
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What a great shot and a cool building. I'm looking forward to the rest of the photos!