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wallpaper please
Neither soap dispesners nor Public address speakers--they are light fixtures that were along the walls above the stalls. They once had exquisite, etched glass shades.
Forget about wallpaper. A nice rug and some furniture would really bring the room together. Anyone knows Martha Stewart's number?
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amazing!
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More like a "gay"diator, ZING! Not that there's anything wrong with that.
I remember seeing tiles like that in speech therapy, I had a wicked lisp.
They are in fact used to sound out certain words and/ or phrases.
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i grew up in warwick going to rocky point alot i remember the ride down as soon as we saw the sign we would start to scream with excitment the last time i went was before it closed and it turned into more of a traveling carnival i miss the park so many fun times of my childhood
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Nice shot. We had one of those boards on the wall when I was at_____hospital. The staff would put up little decorations during the holidays and stuff like that. A lot of these pictures bring back memories both good and bad. Thank you Mr. Motts for the photos and thank you for posting them.
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Well, patients needed recreaction too.
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I have to admit I would love to have that sign at home.
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This would make a neat fireplace mantel of sorts. Amazing what gets left behind.
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El is correct. The X's had to do with abatement for either lead or asbestos or both. As for the rooms I would wager that they were seculsion rooms. Interesting that the handles have been removed.
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That's one of the biggest pigeons i've ever seen
anybody else getting hungry....
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Great shot. That is really pretty. Looks like a painting.
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That's incredible!