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That looks cool great shot.
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I worked here from 82-85. I always thought the grounds were really pretty and the old buildings were pretty cool to wander through though they weren't nearly as creepy when they were loaded down with residents. I had thought this place was gone, but it sounds like it still around at least in part, so I'll have to plan a visit back that way before it's all bulldozed.
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I'd like to thank who ever took this pics, both my parents worked at pilgrim, mom was in bldg 9, then went to 10 before she retired, dad was in maintaince at edgewood, then went to pilgrim when edgewood closed, he worked his way up to Locksmith, and took a promotion to a unit on staten island. I remember going with dad to pick mom up at work, hell some of the patients remember me as a baby. Its sad some of the things that happened there, and its sad whats happening to it now. Again, thanks for the pics and the memorys of it
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i went there the other night and too alot of pictures .. i go there once in a whole and it was only scary at night . one of the doors i went in was scary . there was a random picture of mickymouse on the wall and the other time i went at night there were random homeless people living int here and told me and my friedns to leave there home

when u go around to the other door in the back its not scary at all there iss random chairs there and wagons inside i scared the shit out of myself and ran out but it just looks like a construction sight ,, jsut be carefull of the secruirty
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Great shot, and wonderful Thelematic reference ^_^
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That thing would definitely be the end of that tour for me.
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They look so.....abandoned. Do you think someone left them there with intent on coming back to get them?
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So many lives stored in those racks, so many words left unspoken.
This would be rather un-nerving.
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Thats just eerie. The decaying yellow color doesn't make it any better either.
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I kind of want to hug the organ or something, comfort it in some way against all the years it has seen.
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On the left wall, it looks like there was a book case painted on the wall?
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Oh yeah! Awesome! Awesome! This is awesome!
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What a gorgeous room!
It looks so fresh...but still so old.
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Almost seems as though the building wants you out.
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Shuffling down those lonely hallways and tunnels in a Halcion daze...the hissing radiators and steam pipes piercing my foggy brain.