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Ok I actually went into the childrens ward yesterday, the night before I drove by the admin building. So my new question is (now that I saw the "scariest places on earth" special, how were you not worried about asbestos?
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The psychiatric hospital for children and adolescents was called the Gaebler Center, although it was on the grounds of MSH, I believe it was its own separate facility, so I listed it as a separate location - http://www.opacity.us/...childrens_center.htm
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Patients were not kept in the administration building.
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so far they're doing a terrific job
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is that grafitti on the outside or inside? (outside would be crazy)
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Nixon's 2nd most favourite
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I think I'm in love
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looks just like MY room
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this is where I'm going on my next date!
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"help me, doc! I'm crazy!"
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beautiful work and i love that title!
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I would actually say newer, because the cage has safety features. Wires closer together, the older styles were finger losing dangerous! With the cage that is on your fan it probably had to meet some safety standards...
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This fan is from the 50's or 60's. It is similar accept for the cage to mine. The manufacturing information on mine says Hunter product of Robbins & Meyers. Hunter didn't acquire Robbins & Myers until 1949. If yours has both manufactures names...it would date it the 1949 or newer...
Nice fan!
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Incredible! Looks like a cool Halo2 map or something...
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I have found some interesting stories and info about this hospital here

http://carantics.com/haunts/glenndale