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it would have been awesome if the floors were rainbow. ):
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I imagine building this place must have been really something to experience. It would be an interesting interview. Also to hearing the stories of some who actually used it, would get my attention. Thanks for this!
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My Anti mary worked there. She passed in Jan 09. After a fall . She was 85 Yrs old and sharp till that fall.I wanted to aske her so many things about this site, kids get your answers from loved ones b/4 they are gone.
She was nice and treated the people there like "people".
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My wallpaper now on all my computers! :-p
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nice. who got that $$$$$$$
Is that still in the building now???
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I have been here, and I have no idea what it is, either its a solarium or some type of elaborate lighting system for a desk or something.

Im also concerned about the security here, my friends and i tried getting into the main building and there was no way in that we could find. Then the security guard found us, it sucks. I know that you cant tell people how to get into these places, but i really want to try to get into the main building, anything would help. Thanks.
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I am a graduate from the class of 1974. I have fond memories of being a nursing student at Pilgrim. I lived in Building 71. Those were good days
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This might be one of the most beautiful buildings I've ever seen. What a shame! The attention to detail is evident throughout! Too bad someone can't save it and transform it into something beautiful and useful once again! Great pics!
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i love this one idk its just amazing idk how to describe it
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it is sad i would of loved to see it when it was made..but i do like the pic
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I had explored the interior of the hospital in 1995 and never thought to photograph what I saw. Nice work!
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Oh . This is so cool looking . I love the floor .
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Ahhh . This is beautiful . I love it .
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I love the tones in this .
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BACK IN THE DAY..1930'S-1950'S. ANY ONE WITH PMS, A DRUG PROBLEM ANYTHING A TAD "OFF" LIVED A SAD LIFE, THE DRUGS AND TREATMENTS ONLY THE ONES INSDIE WILL KNOW. IF THE WALLS COULD SCREAMMMM. GOD HELP THOSE SOULS.