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I have been wondering about this place ever since I first heard about it... an abandoned missile base you say?
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No soap dispensers but soap holders!
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Love the link!
Actually, I think this looks pretty neat and with a good clean up and a fresh mattress, I wouldn't mind sleeping in one now.
The stuff bad dreams are made of
looks like one of those old check writing machines that embossed a check with the amount so you didn't have to write it
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Just a bit of info: the building is currently in use as a cancer treatment center, and yes, it was used in the movie "A Beautiful Mind".

Currently there are only 2 other original buildings left. 1 is a school for children with special needs, with outpatient facilities on the upper floors for adults. The other was condemned up unitl a few months ago. There is construction and rennovation going on every day. There are tunnels that lead from these two bldgs to the main facility. These 2 buildings used to be the nurses living quarters, and the tunnels were for use in inclement weather. Hope this helps everyone.
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Thanks johan! I've updated the location page... it's too bad the site doesn't give any history on the building.
Very Tim Burton!
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looks like where alex lived in "a clockwork orange".
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why does it have a front wedgie?
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Get over yourself willy, sure, horrors beyond horrors happened here, but the place is interesting. The fact that it's haunted makes it interesting; just like the concentration camps were interesting and people are of course....Interested. Commenting on the "gold tubs of icy death" in no way belittles the tragedy of the place.
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Will I think that the people that live hear were trying to do some really bad things in that house. Because you don't see that everyday, now do ya? CRAZY PEOPLE!!!
Take a look at this site, this year it will be an exclusiv appartment building
http://lafaisanderie.be
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man thats amazeing the colour combo is really good