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please let me know how you got in. i go there all the time and ive gotten inside but ive never seen half of this stuff.
As an ex pupil (1932-1939) I thoroughly enjoyed these marvellous photos but was saddened to see how my wonderful school has fallen into such a pitiful ruin
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one word....WOW !!!
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Oooohhh!!! Clean, wonder if it was used for chemical baths?
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Anyone know how I can get a tour of this place?
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The hospital building is not haunted. But it is very very dangerous. Stay out. The Police will arrest you.
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I worked in that kitchen. The people I worked with were the best. The picture only shows a little of the kitchen. Too bad it had to close down.
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You must see Terror Behind The Walls.. This cell reminds me of a setup they did with a very freaky actor who hid in the back of a pitch dark cell and jumped up to the gate as you passed by.. I almost started crying!!
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...Its how you would imagine 'Arkham' to look.... Mr Motts... You are a genius!
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Dirty pain?
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Motts rocks!!!!
I was a SUNY, Plattsburgh student nurse and spent three months at Pilgrim State in 1962 for my psychiatric rotation.Lived in building 69. Anyone remember Arthur Pointka a student nurse at Pilgrim State in the 60s - an old high school classmate of mine.
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that is the CRAZIEST lone chair shot yet. i love it! nice job motts
I could make chicken soup in that thing
This would be all too tempting to sit down and go through this stuff. Being the pack rat I am, I would probably be stuffing what I could in my car. Very very sad but it's a fact of life. I had a job where I would type up estate appraisals after someone died and all I could think of was 'this is what life is about"? You live, accumulate things, then croak and then some stranger goes through your stuff and says this is worth $2, this is worth $5. We should have more respect for the dead.