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building 93 looks gorges on the outside. It should be renovated it would make a great hotel or school or homeless shelter.

I love older buildings but this buildings beyond repair and should be demolished its a death trap. its sad to see this building like this. its too little to late to save it. the longer buildings set with out maintence being kept up on them the worse they get each day.

It looks like the state of new york did a half ass job of cleaning these buildings out when they closed. lots off dangorous stuff was left behind. someone could get injured. Also a care taker should have been hired to keep the maintence up on the buildings if that would have happened the buidings would not be in such poor condition know.

I'm so sorry - I just realized I mispelled Gennie's name.

I don't normally subscribe to the eye-for-an-eye mentality but in Jenny's case I defer...May God rest her soul.

Here is a link, *Ice* cold baths were given, besides all the other torturous treatments.
http://www.mental-health-abuse.org/

The tubs look like they are made of Brass

Bert and Erine were gay - -

did they evr think that taps could help. My mom was there for a girl named Ruthie and my ant got attacked by some nut case. Taps could help with eny un told qustions

Nice building, very europeon. That attachment building is a guard post.

Apparentely this room was used for hearing tests.

If you didn't have Post Traumatic Stress from the war you sure would have it after you stayed here.

valet parking booth maybe?

This looks too modern to be original. Panel wainscoting, square arches ..not 1907 style. Z might be right. I can see this as military cafeteria. Could have been a cashier/clerk''s stand on the raised portion.

gives new meaning to soliltary confinement. Imagine being locked in there, not knowing if they forgot about you....if you'll ever get out. Creepy, crreepy, creepy.

Talked to the 92 year old next door. He took part in "liberating" France in WWII. His memory is pretty good. He said this was probably the laundry. Also said French bathrooms did not have urinals. Just a wall to aim at and a channel on the floor that water tricked through to a drain.