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i WALKED THROUGH THESE HALLS MANY TIMES BACK IN 1957 WHILE WORKING AT PILGRIM.
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Yeah, that is an AWFUL drawing, especially if drawn by an adult.. Bring you kids to work day maybe?
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Jak...It's called "roosting". The flock would fly into the building at night and sleep there. Just a little bird education for your thoughts.
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Okay, how do you not get creeped out going to all these abandoned places? And how do you find out about all of them? I wouldn't even go to ONE of these abandoned places. They're all so creepy! I would, however, go to Rocky Point, but it's demolished. =/
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Wonder how long that fly's been there for? lol it really adds a nicer picture to it.
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Go out to your nearest street corner in any large town /city and you will see the crazies. Take a look at them and you will understand the meaning.
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Well, that's just... great... Bright yellow and green bucket in a huge, gray place. Glad you didn't open it and take a picture =D
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I can remember those as a kid in the 60's and 70's.
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Awesome story theme for a horror movie.
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The boys right hand looks to have 6 fingers!
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Stacy...Soap dispensers could be ripped off the wall and used as a weapon. It sounds stupid but the people in these places could become very violent. A soap dispencer thrown at your head could hurt a nurse very seriously.
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That trunk is very old. Well over 100 years.
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The cat found its way in there and couldn't get out. Probably died of starvation.
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The patients were taken to this wall, which had large mirrors below the lights, and here they could look at themselves (or forced to look at themseles) while a nurse would point out features on their bodies that needed attending to. Such as their hair or their clothes.
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This is pecular. I wonder why this was welded shut. I wonder what could be in there? Will we ever know?