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ah it looks so french.
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these sinks remind me of the sinks in Madeline (the little french girl at bording school). i don't know why that's the first thing i thought of.
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It looks like there is a face of someone in the window on the right. The 4th row from the top and second one over if you magnify the picture you can see it
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Has anyone read the book Project 17? It's really good. It's about six kids who made a video of themselves exploring Danver State Hospital. It got me obsessed with insane asylums. They're just so interesting.
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would love to try
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I agree would love to peek in
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very very cool. This pic is mmm good
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I love the colors and the floors. I'm surprised its all so intact. Very nice work. The colors make me want to take a nap in a cold bed with lots of fluffy down blankets haha
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Did you open the door?
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its not demolished dont worry i went there the other day =D
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in the middle of the dark part of the photo it looks like someones head and shoulders is hanging from a white rope or something!!
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Awesome as always!
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Jima,
Unbelievably Amazing???????
A beautiful shot????????
You can't imagine what we went through in these rooms!
No Jima, these shots are not beautiful nor are they amazing.
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Mike, good to hear from you, I am glad you are sounding great.
Yes, Annette won the Junior Hunter Championship at Madison Square Garden I think she was the youngest person to ever win it.
I remember "Esther's Store" someone posted about it on here.
Those were great days at Sunnycroft both when your MOM owned it and My Father and Mike owned it.
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Hi Melodee,
You worked there after I have gone and years after I was on Ward B.
If you cared about the kids, then do not worry, they will remember you.