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looks like ed wood or the twilight zone.
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This reminds me of science class when we were learning about metal alloys. Truly fascinating. Mott, you are my true scientific hero.
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I think the "pink stuff" are bricks.
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abandon ship.
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it still looks like a toilet bowl uncensored
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This picture amazes me. It reminds me of Greek ruins. The collumns and all. The shattered glass reminds me of the diamond sprinkles I put on the cupcakes I make at my bakery in Houston. Truly inspiring Mott.
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Does anyone know if the building(s) still stand? My friends and I as teenagers use to explore the abandoned hospital buildings in the late 80's early 90's. I tried looking for it on Google Maps but I'm thinking they finally cleared and flattened the buildings? Anyone know?
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My granparents have walked through those tunnels... They told me that they heard door's slaming and scream's... BUT there was noone there....... CREEPY
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The white house in the background looks surprised!
Love this picture -- it does look very cold!
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Wow!!!! That is a cool picture... I wish it was still around
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Woe... hot_pink_rox595 that is amazing that you have a family member that actually was a paitent here.... Wow... I would love to know what it was like to stay there..... I would love to hear the stories she probaly has... Your aunt is part of history!!!! Can you believe that?? That is truly amazing...
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This is creepy!!!! Can you believe that it was slanted down like dat? Well anyway i wish they(walmart) didn't tear such history down... Yeah it was just an abonded buliding BUT it was history... So many people grew up around it and noone ever really knew what was inside there.... Such a shame.... I think there are spirits traped here....
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I've been to the hospital before with my grandfather... I actually know the owner of the property... Ralph Stroyne.... Nice guy... It's a shame that FUCKING WALMART had to FUCKING tear down history!!!!!
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Ew. I have a serious problem with heights, so being anywhere near that - even photographically! - is .. scary, for me.
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Oooh. Totally a chateau. We're going skiing after this, right? :D