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Also a local farm was there which the family were great their son and daughter took our minds off what was up the hill would love to go back again also have cine film somewhere Gary John Alan and Tina had a great time here there was a woods just up the hill behind our holiday cottage then the assylum our parents really had us thinking of a night whilst they went the pub
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Stayed in a cottage in the 80`s with family down the hill from here remember me and brother and cousins being scafred when our parents went out of a night lovely place but very spooky
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Looks like it was seeled just so you could'nt open it
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That is one long hallway i would hate to be chased down that!!
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I would totally love to do my makeup in that mirror lol
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I don't see anything Merry bout that
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once again that is awesome!!!
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The lone chair again aye you rock Motts
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Motts, I don't think I could have said it better. People like comment on here about how the treatment to these ppl was most likely humane, and I imagine a lot of it was, but it seems like a few individuals will not acknowledge that there WAS in fact a large amount of abuse committed in these institutions, and not everyone is SICK to imagine that it happened and feel sorry for these ppl.
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Great shots. I went there the other day and it was all boarded up. Too bad. I would love to have seen the inside. Thank you for sharing these photos. All I got was the outside!!
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such a beautiful building......WHY on earth have they DESTROYED it? so,so sad :(
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i love how nature took over, it makes the building so much more beautiful
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I wonder how the prisoners must have felt when they were given that cell.

Did they become psychotic? Did they start hallucinating? Call me paranoid, but it may be possible..

As Spickle asked earlier, did you enter the room?
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This building is far to beautiful to be demolished. Its an amzing place. It would have made a good 'Haunted Hotel'.
Sad.
Very interesting. I always knew of the Furey Ellis Auditorium through my family.My Great Uncle was Furey Ellis. I never knew him and don't have much info on him. He was on the Board of Trustees.