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Oh man that is so awesome! It even has decorative lists on the side of the top! Nowadays it seems no one cares to put an effort into making things beautiful and decorated like they did just a couple of decades ago.
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I feel like home when watching this one... A nice feeling in this great picture!
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It looks like the curtains are made of fly paper.
*Shudders*
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I don't know why, but I find it eerie as well. Not in a bad sort of way, but I get that way around things that have stories.
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oh the loons
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wait a sec whats the point in cleaning instruments that are only used for the deceased??
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Terminal Update
They just removed the broken glass from half of this building. So all the glass you see in this photo is all gone. If you want to view what it looks right now you can go to my flickr site. You can view what this building looks like with out the glass or you can view my other Buffalo Terminal photos.

http://flickr.com/phot...8224@N08/2672435566/
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This website design is really fitting for the subject.
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C'mon up to the lab... And see whats on the slab.
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This shot helps me find hope
Maybe one day I can take a trip and visit this amazing place
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i don't know why but this reminds me of the Golden Gate(which has only two arches) in the Old City section of Jerusalem.
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My sister had a hairdryer that looked like that
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I was just down here for the first time yesterday. The graff is really interesting and a lot of it is well done.
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Is it better for them? We had one of the inmates try to sleep in our car. Belive it or not some miss it. It was the only home they knew (good or bad) We live close to Pennhurst and some of them still struggle with being without their home. Even after 20 some years.
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My uncle spent 50+ years there when my grandmother could no longer care for him at home. I visited him in 1974 and he was severely disabled but well cared for.
This week, I visited the cemetery on the grounds. It is a lovely meadow with a view of the rolling hills that lead to the golf course.
we found the cemetery with the help a very nice people who used to work there and still live in Haverstraw. I was glad to see some of the buildings are in use for good purposes . That is a living tribute to the people who lived and worked there.