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Anyone know why all these houses were just abandoned?

Amazing pics, as always Motts
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Yes, I am glad it is closed. I worked there mid 85 - summer '86. I don't remember ever floating to ward D which I believe was down the hall on the same floor as Ward A. Hope you are doing well.
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Great pictures! Good work!
agree w/KBWS - PLEASE ! SHOW some respect - One building still holds patients and you never know who (even in your own family) could end up there !!
know a patient there today ! How can this be if building is "closed/abandoned"
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LONG LIVE PRISONS AND CEMETERIES!!!!
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Its' amazing how much silver goes into making film.
In the mid sixties (heh heh) the Gov. started
taking short-cuts and that is when they started taking silver out of curency.
But our graphic arts teacher noted FILM was
needed for reconnaissance so "they'll take it out of the money before they take it out of film.
Here are we 40 years later and the printing
industry has been reduced to the size of a room,we have digital, amazing copiers, but we still have film so there still is hope.
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I have mixed feelings about the service.
My dad was born in Germany.
He was drafted at (maximum) age 35
when he was expecting my oldest brother
in 1943.
He landed with the Normandy invasion
he didn't have a gun because he was a
medic.All in all he didn't complain and
even romanticized about it.
But the separation was hard.
My middle brother and I were and are
half a band and were a songwriting team
when he was drafted in 1966,and that seemed wrong to me.He got out on a
medical discharge after a couple of months
but I think in some ways he regrets that.
My oldest bro was in school and simply
would have told them he's gay.
I'll tell you this : If they invade Iran I'll volenteer
even at my age and creaky condition 'cause
I hate those bastards.
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because we love you O O
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oh, I'm all cheery and everything and all..

..and I'm not SMOKING!
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They did
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..hard to tell....
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Carl Childers was in the nervous hospital
for quite a good bit.....
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Ah! , the firemen leave those hoses out.
Makes them look important and makes people wonder.
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Beautiful