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The tour lasted about 2 hours... I definitely would have liked to see more, but unfortunately we were denied access to a number of places due to liability and safety reasons.
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Beautiful!
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cool
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There used to be a large family of cats that lived on the property after ESP closed, they were fed by the city caretaker for a number of years.
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Amazing shot!
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I love crosses.. thank you for this picture.
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I think there used to be a cart with wheels that ran on tracks to transport supplies (books, mail, etc) along the upper floors. I'm guessing the bars had something to do with this, but I'm not sure.

Shaun has a nice photo of the cart here: http://www.oboylephoto.com/esp/esp_013.jpg
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looks like an overturned Canadian flag, but with nipples instead of maple leaves!
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crumbling in a cloud of dust. awesome!
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nice pattern on the floors
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did any WW1 fighting actually take place near there?
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that's REALLY cool. have you ever experienced anything supernatural in any of these places? i feel like thats a dumb question haha
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I loved the smell of Morphine in the morning.
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By the late 80's the clock tower had 4 different times...all were wrong.
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Ahh, yet another good place to get rid of my "cheeked" meds.