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Absolutely amazing....Photography is an entrance to the soul.
how long was this place abandoned exactly like i dont really understand why a graveyard gets abandoned somebody has to have an ancestor there the person in that picture died in 1921 it couldnt be that incredibly old right?
i also agree with prairie lady if i die i want something living to be there from me i want somebody or somebodies to remember me
i think mr haski has the best explanation there mr kool aid man has to find some secret place to get drunk
i hope you didnt walk down those
btw I love abandoned asylums, hope to see waverly hills (louisville Ky) on here soon. Motts 4 prez
to the fake a$s security guard wanna-be, I live in the US, (Va to be exact), but you make me wanna come over there and feed you to youre own dog (trust me I'am his pack leader). Youre such a joke I'd bet not even a real security guard, just a wanna-be talkin shite
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Great picture!
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This room seems like it would be a perfect setting to have a dj come in, fill the room up with people, and party!
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it looks like a soap dispencer to me
We had blackboards on the back walls of the lecture halls where I took classes in high school and college.

They weren't used much, but our instructors would put long term assignments and notes that would be needed for the whole semester on them. Such as parallel readings or reference section numbers, to make it easier for us.
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very clam pic very good pic i like it as well
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Those yellow tiles are horrible. I wonder when they started making them and when they stopped. Were they supposed to be attractive?
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Wow, Im seeing this right after Christmas! I wonder if it was written by a patient
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Wow what an awesome place! Deb you've been there?