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The kirkbride is completely demolished.
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Would make a nice buffet table
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The reason these are left behind I believe is because they weigh a TON and trying to find someone to move them is a bitch. They cost a lot to buy but try and sell one. I had a 1910 Francis Bacon upright grand player piano that was in fantastic shape and everyone loved. But it weighed 1,000 pounds. I could not sell it or get someone to move it. One guy offered to charge me only $50 and he would "take it away". I ended up leaving it when I moved which broke my heart because it was a beautiful instrument. My father had several of these organs in his life and he always had the same problem. He paid a lot out for them, but then got stuck in the end.
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I have not been to the site since 2004. Is it completely gone now? Can anyone post an update on the status of the campus?
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I have to agree with the others, this would be a great wallpaper!
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what a nice, simple composition on a beautiful sunny day
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It amazes me some of the comments I read...people who have no respect for the dead and what they suffered here. My father was in a Sanitorium when he was 16-19. The stories he told me make me shudder when I look at these pictures.... there just aren't words to describe it.
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Very amazing must be one of my favs
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Motts i truely do love your work !!
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this place kicks ass
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hahaha
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Pretty strange.. It appears this covered a small window or indentation in the wall? It even looks like it was painted over at some point?
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mmmm. Interesting shot
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awesome angle
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i would love to go see this place, kinda far considering i live in South Africa