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talk about a fixer upper it needs major reapairs. Hopefully a billionaire or someone buys the buildings and renovates them and turns them into something. it would be sad to see them domilished.
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My dad is an acquaintance of Cliff Elrich, the owner. That guy didn't manage his buisness very well. BTW, he's also now the director of Empire Resorts.
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its in great condition should be salvaged and used for something theres still time.
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This place is amazing. I love all your beautiful haunted images, but this is really lovely.
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i likes the composition here, really gives a sense of how big that place is!
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whats the cushion at the front for? to keep patients legs in place? or is it because some patients kick involuntarily?
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I need to go get that couch!
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Hello...I found Dominic Savio - seems he was a saint.
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Looks like it'd work....new cord, a little oil.....
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In the upper lefthand, you can see that "seafoam green" that is still widely used in hospitals today.
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"You'll wonder where the yellow went when you brush your teeth with Pepsodent."
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Does anyone know what building was in front of the school, closer to the road? It's gone now, except some bits of the stone foundation - an interesting ruin.
Also, who was Dominic Savio? There's a memorial to him on the same knoll as the water tower.
I like the photo, by the way. I have to get out there with my camera, too.
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They should pay OCD folks to fix up these old asylums. They'd love scraping the paint....
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This is a TV and Radio combo from the late 1950's. Looks like a Philco or an RCA model.
That dark gray thing is probably a VCR.
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Reminds me of a high school near my home town.