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These old Organs facinate me. and scare me too 4 sum reason!!
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This reminds me of a short story called "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. It's a story about a woman in the 19th centery who is confined to a room because she has temporary nervous depression. The room she's in has ugly yellow wall paper that she becomes obsessed with and begins seeing a woman in the paper. I think if I was in a room with that color I wouldn't want to look at anything yellow ever again.
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I spoke too soon... brilliant shot! I LOVE IT!
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OH MY FAVORITE!!!
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amazing shot!
such a gorgeous room.
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Beautiful!!!!
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It's sad to think that a persons body was worth more to science that life it self. Makes you wonder how hard doctors worked to save someones life if they were dying. With all the over crowding is was easier and cheaper just to let them die. That makes me sad to think about it.
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Again....amazing shot
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You have a knck of capturing these old buildings just the way I remember them....this is a great shot, love the b&w and that sky....
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That "spiderweb"pattern on the wall and the single ray of light through the roof are really fascinating. Outstanding photography as usual!!
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Great pictures, as always! Thank you!
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i saw some recent pics of this place all the dores have been ripped off :(
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thats creppy with my luck idd probley end up falling in that someone should liek weld that shut haha
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no as of now kppc isent going anywere and i hope they dont tear it down
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Interested in any items or stories from 1940 to 1950 ... buttons too..thanks
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