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this picture tis awesome
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I wonder what the visor was for?????
This place is amazing and has me absolutely fascinated. I was channel hopping and saw it on 'Most Haunted', which I'm sure it isn't (and I certainly do not believe in Ghosts), but I love mooching round old, abandoned buildings. I am devastated to hear that it is to be demolished and will try to get up there before it is gone forever. I don't live far away (just outside of Bath), anyone fancy joining me? Let me know. 'matthewmslater@btinternet.com'
EP = Escaped Patients.
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I agree with Quinnifer
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why not do it up ? such a shame to knock it dowm (a prison . apartments )
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Thank you blue lamp. I really enjoy taking photos of this place.
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Well blue lamp, we would use the cleaned out floors for tours and events. Sadly, most of the floors still have to be cleaned out. You see the volunteer organization I'm apart of has a goal to restore this station back to its former glory. I heard it may cost over 160 million dollar to bring this station back to life. It may take awhile but it is worth it.
Besides, we already saved this place from the wrecking ball over 10 years ago.

PS: Floor #2 is amazing, I always loved that floor and when I found out it was haunted now I just want to live on that floor. Just like the former owner Anthony Fedele.
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Maybe the lower one is an emergency light that comes on in the event of a power outage? Or it could be a soap dispenser--you know how many germs there are from all those hands touching the railing.
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really welcoming...
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this place looks similar to the one where
"See no Evil" was filmed.
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definetely a great place to visit. :D
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It gives the impression that it burned down.
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That's just too bad.
This item is beautiful, I wonder no one stole it.
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So many unknow people and each of them held a life story...