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The rooms I just described above for B-Ward was where my room was back in 1973 or 1974.
My room was at the end of this hallway on the right hand side.
My second stay was back in 1981 or 1982, then I was a teenager and again, like back in the 70's, Mr. Heathwood was in charge of the place.
When you approach D-Ward there is a door on the left, this is the tv room. Straight ahead is the main door to D-Ward.
When you enter D-Ward there is a door on your left, this door is the office.
A door on to the right, which has 2 seclusion room.
up the hall you have another door on the left, this was where I stayed, in this room and all the way to the back on the left was where my bed was at.
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wow, what a beautiful and amazing surreal picture!
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thats an awsome pic. Ive never heard of or seen theese "security booths", but i heard that there were false pannels in the back of the closets in the C buildings, that led to the tunnels, and were to be used by staff to escape in the event of a riot. Is that true , or just a rumor?
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Not sure about this one.
I think it might be a room on B-Ward.
Right before you step onto B-Ward there is a door to the left that has a mid length hallway in it.
Doors line the right side with a door at the very end of the hallway.
This looks like one of the rooms in that location on B-Ward.
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Considering that they never re-painted the place, I'm willing to bet my name and date is still in the room up on B-ward.
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these are 2 pictures taken from 2 different areas, so I'm not certain where they could be, Ernie I think was on B-Ward.
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This room could be 2 things, 1). It could be the sub room coming off the office on D-Ward or E-Ward , with a door on the left just out of the picture that leads into the tv room.
Or 2). It is an observation room up on the 4th floor.
The 2 plug sockets lead me to think this was an observation room on the 4th floor.
I can only thank god that I was never part of the experiments that took place up there.
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Not sure, but this is either looking into the tv room from the office or looking from the tv room into the office.
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I would love to be a part of a documentary on this place.
I've been staring at this photo and I'm 99% certain this was the cafeteria.
It's been a long time since I was there, first time was 1973 or 1974, I was 6 or 7 years old then, and the second time was 1981 or 1982, was 13 or 14 then.
If anyone wants to do a doc on this place, I'm game for it.
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These slots in the walls was to look in on us when we was watching tv in the tv room.
If memory serves correct.
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hmmm, I think this was an office on the 4th floor, not on the first floor, too small for the first floor.
The peeling paint patterns on that door are brilliant.
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The tube is an EDTA tube that prevents blood from clotting once drawn.
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A STORY BOOK CASTLE.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

10:04 P.M. German time,
Monday / 24 / March / 2008
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These drawings on the wall have the look of prison drawings or prison tattoos.

Signed: An American stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

9:57 P.M. German time
Monday / 24 / March / 2008