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You thought you were in a crisis before? Spending any amount of time in there would do it.
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Regrets is an interesting thing to have written on a tombstone.
Did they regret what they did do in life, or what they didn't do?
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"...let me see you stripped, down to the bone...Let me hear you crying just for me..."
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wow, these are incredible! how did you manage to get onto the island in the first place?
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the snow dose add a nice touch
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Your an amazing photographer Have enjoyed every gallery!
I worked at Pilgrim in '56 as a secretary. I walked through these tunnels many times. Usually at the end an honor patient would sit and while walking in the middle of the tunnel he would switch off the lights. Had to use a skeleton key whenever entering or leaving a room. I typed up patient histories; back then there were no copying machines so everything had to be typed. I parked in front of the Admin Bldg and in the morning when entering the building the male patients looking out their barred windows would should all kinds of obscenities to me; I was only 19 so it really made me uncomfortable.
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Yes this definately was for the criminally insane. I worked at the hospital for over 25 years until it shut down. This was one tough building to work in.
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yes they were real, we would travel through them with torches.
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Very striking!
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That hall seems very narrow. I wonder, was it truly?
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Stunning!
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Very Beautiful! I agree that is very clean for an abandonment.
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wow....thats one beautiful chapel...that'd be an awesome place to get married.