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I am pretty sure it was used for schizophernic because that is wat it saaid in my class
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WAT OK U R FREAKING ME OUT
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Wasn't the Trans Allhageny Lunitic Asylum one of the first. It was also one of the biggist. PS I haven't seen session 9
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I'm glad to see you're moving past the lonely chair and now on to lonely furniture in general, motts. I dig this picture.
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It's an old puddle of blood and guts.
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Love this set. I just read in Hemmings Classic Car that this site is scheduled for demolition soon. I think it's the same place I hope I'm wrong this is a shame tearing down awesome building like this with so much history.
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Hey love this set of pics. These one and the Studebaker factory are awesome. Any chance of visiting any other auto plants like maybe the Packard plant in Detroit . I believe it's still there, but wow Mount Rose cemetery is amazing wow
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I live in one of the condos at Bennett College. I love the feeling of being where so much activities took place. I dread the day when the demolition will take place!
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i LiKE iT ... DONT LET LOSER LiKE DEM '' PUT U DOWN FOR THE ART DAT THERE HATin on =)
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The tall Plaza Tower building still stands? I read that it was demolished, and the original Sterling is still extant...
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That makes sense, I've seen a number of sun lamps in a few sanitariums... thank you very much for the insight!
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People who were mentally ill were not placed in tubs of ice to calm them down. Anyone who is in ice water for more than a very short period of time generally dies. The water in the tubs was kept at room temperature which feels cold if you are in it, and if the water was too hot I can see where someone might have dumped a tray of ice cubes in to get it to the correct range. But it's just not possible to put people in tubs of ice without killing them. It's a great romantic story if you are interesting in bad fiction, but it's just not true.

By the way, what does a dead cat in a drawer have to do with hydrotherapy or even tubs of ice?
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I agree with Barbara on this one.
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I see alot of Stars on the Cell Doors........ Wonderful Shot Motts.......
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great coloring lots of texture . reminds me of hitchcocks vertigo