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Angelic for sure.....great shot!
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I have to agree with Ericam....and also add my thanks for the trouble, the difficulty and the risk you endure to bring us such wonderful photos and history. You're the best!
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A simply beautiful ending...thanks for another amazing tour.......
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Hope there's no PHI (Private Health Information) in there, but there probably is. Someone's meical hisotry, probably even SSN's... a State Run facility's info should be better kept!
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Grand and green........those arches are fabulous!
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I agree with all of the above - looks like a spine! Great angle - great photo!
iam wondering is it true they torn it down yet if they did not a kool thing there is an history i this building about alot of people that had died in here and i went one time its an scry place i never made it in i wish i would have done it so what is the building still there i would love to go back
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Beautifut, very beautiful. I've only seen something like this (and suits in this condition) once before, and it was in an exceedingly old bank that has been without residents for at least 50 years, right next to my grandparent's house. Everything was rotting, dusty, mouldy, and bug ridden.
I had quite forgotten about it until now.
Thanks for the memory reminder.
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It's the wheel itself that fascinates me. Doesn't it look like something you'd picture while reading "Journey to the Centre of the Earth"?
that is in N10 right?
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Is it an Old Isolation ward or an Old Mansion?
jejejejeje...just kiddin'..Whatever it is..for me it's 1 of the creepiest photos I've ever seen.....
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Love the gleam off the glazed blocks and the angle!
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Feelin' tipsy again....!
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lol......my last comment was about ribs!
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Those arches remind me of a rib cage.....great shot!