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My guess is that this is some sort of radio jamming device
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does this place still have security?
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Whoa! Wallpaper makes you feel like your standing there.
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One word... Amazing!
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Faces in places... I know it's lame, but i had to say it.
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It is so sad to think how the mentally ill were treated way back, and how the disabled have come so far thanks to federal and state funding. They have group homes,and day programs where a lot of disabled folks get out into the community,and work jobs. Some have staffing,and some are independent enough to be there themselves. Unfortunately, now through hard times the federal gov. is making all kinds of cuts in programs,and cutting programs by massive amounts,where their actually going to be literally kicking some of these poor souls out of the programs that they fought so long and hard to get. The question is where will they go to live? Let's hope not back to something like this again.
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At first glance, at least to me, I thought it was a gym. But then glancing at it somemore,with the curtains up on the windows,it probably was some kind of a ballroom. t looks like it has a hardwood floor
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you would think that with all the wheel chairs ,and geri chairs that they have in tons of pics,why would they have a staircase like this? Who would be able to climb them?
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i did my training in building 7..and yes i had to transport bodies to the morgue.
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i worked there..coffee room..for sure..
I want one!!!!
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Yeah, I live a few towns over and it's definitely still there. But there was a fire that took out a good chunk of one of the wings. =[
And yes, it is a BIG favorite for Hanson cops to check out, so be careful!
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found this site by accident. Awsome pics
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Quite nicely done Motts. Bye the bye, have you ever had a face to face meeting with Miss Lynne.
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This might be the hemmoroid maximus. How did they do that for so many hours without an electric doughnut.