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oh god ...
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this place just seems like it was so damn dangerous
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The way the windows open, tilted like that, really adds to the whole..demented feel..it gets rid of your sense of balance
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I like how the hall is illuminated while the doors look all ominous and dark.
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like something straight out of the world of the diamond dogs
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This picture is nice. It's only a book until you look closer, and then you see the age and the..cobwebs?
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wow it being a park for kids looks really dangerous
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oh wow
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Veronica, It is hard to believe it has been 20 + years. I still can't get over how great your memory is! If you were in 1st and he was in 5th, then I was in 7th! Long time ago! I tried your email address but it didn't go through. I will try again.
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The last thing that I shall see as my life flashes before eyes.

Friday, 16 / December / 2009
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is it just me or were the majority of the places on this site closed on or around 1996?
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BTW: The lenses are worthless too. They are probably clouded and delaminted inside making them worthless. Today's optics are of much higher quality than these were.
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These aren't worth a lot of money nowadays except to a few collectors from the old school. The most worthwhile part is the sound system which is tube amps. The projectors that i removed from the NY state psychiatric hospital were identical to these. I paid $1,600 for the lot and sold the sound system for $2,500 by itself. Those tube amps are worth a fortune.
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Where is this place located? I would like to contact the state about removing these projectors. I have two exactly identical projectors to these that I removed from a psychiatric hospital in New York several years ago.
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my grandmother has a picture of this when it was completley covering the wall.. it was a very pretty wall paper for a physicatric facililty