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They kinda look like eyeballs hanging from the sockets. I know to many cheesy horror flicks fo me...
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Is there an update on this property?? I would love to see it.

Shame that we allow our heritage to disappear.
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You know, who gives a flying "you know what" about a damn Pepsi bottle. SAVE THIS BUILDING!! It's BEAUTIFUL!!
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The old man who owned the little store was Frank Rose he use to deliver stuff in a big local made basket (it was almost as big as he was) ***But that was before "paper or plastic"**Old man Martin use to make baskets for every reason--many are still around today and still used.
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I'm thinking it's a broken head off of a really old Alvin and the Chipmunks toy/marionette type of thing.......... very similar facial structure to the Chipmunks:

http://upload.wikimedi...vinchipmunks1983.jpg
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yeah, the black area behind the grate would be vertical shutters actuated with the pedal on the organ, this is the volume control........ open it all the way to let the sound out, close it to muffle them..........
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The graveyard up on Call Hollow had a rock (called "the crying rock" by the local kids)
It was said that it hummed every so often
due to vibrations from road traffic but we all added on to the story to make it real good
Yeah. That's what I would like to know. Is it 4 feet deep or is it 10 feet deep?

This must be a manhole that goes down to the tunnels.
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awsome lol sounds wicked but ya its so fake u can tell
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E's sister... we'd all but 'wait in line' for our time on the mathiputer. I've vague memories of Mom setting the kitchen timer. Fun times!
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Patrick
Why did you mention meatloaf?

I'm really interested :-)
haha believe it or not some of these building are Field Stone Secondary school for 8-9 grade. I am in the school thats how i know. Its pretty freaky
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looks like alot of people broke their legs in this dump
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wow terrible picture
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me and my friends talk about Shadow and scare our other friends pants off when we take them to broad acres hospital