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Its sad what gets burned by arsons. Another case of arson was "The Dips" rollercoaster at West View Park
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Maybe those windows still had glass, that is until the fire. Look at the charring on the wall around the window.
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Of coarse Dixmont had alot of windows, it was the first "hospital" where they actually cared about the patients well fare and didn't lock them in a dark hole. They even let the patients go outside for fresh air, and to grow things in the garden, and just enjoy the nice weather.
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Ernietta ?
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Nevermore; CC! ? Ha ha ha!
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CC!
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Ernie has pigtails!
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Wish there were places like this here.
Be so much fun
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Looks like a lecture room at a college rofl
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Be so great to see alot of these in like a big collectors book or album or something. fantastic.
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Lauren, I am sure they would move with some effort. Funny how the simplest designs last the longest.
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It almost appears to be computer generated, as in a movie. Beautiful shot.
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These doors are interesting. They almost look like they have wheels on tracks. Could any of them move?
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Beautiful! I absolutely love arched doors. What books did you find? I would have been thrileld to find books in a place like this!