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That's a healthy looking fern.
looks almost like a barn. well, the firefighing saying is "keep it in the barn"
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I actually know something about this facility. One of my friends worked here and one of my friends grew up here. Many of the kids here were so severely retarded that they couldn't have been rehabilitated. My friend who worked here said that many were comatose. However, during the depression, they caught some of the overflow from overflowing orphanages. One of my friends was left here with her sister by parents who couldn't feed them. They never returned for the kids and they grew up in this facility. They were normal kids when they were left here. Years of no stimulation and no education took a toll on them.
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i miss rocky point
Thats awesome. Can you go back and build me a 53 Starliner?
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i have been in all yhe empty buildings and found photos of all the suisides email me elainer821@aol.com
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i have photos of alot of suisides there from 1943-1970 i have explored all the empty buildings feb 2008
So if thats the sink, than what happened to the soap dispenser? You're galleries are amazing, I wish there were still places around Pittsburgh to go explore.
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Beautiful stairs but well dirty floor....interesting....but what do you expect when its closed up......
I need one of those, oh wait, my car keys already have one of those.
No, thats my brothers room. He is on summer vacation with us right now. Don't worry he'll be back there in the fall.
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If the prisons had soap dispensers there would be no problem.
Oh, the window is the loo.
Thats not a water tower. Thats the record holder for the world's biggest soap despenser.
Maybe it was just a lounge on that Presidential Suite, like on some hotels, you get the balcony, this was probably an enclosed balcony. If you look above the windows, there are windows with drapes.