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The saddest part is how the damm Walmart will cover history, the history of poor people, living humans who walked these halls and have been forgotten by everyone, including their own families (because of negative stigma of mental disease)
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Always amazing places!
great job!
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The hospital where I work has a building attached to it which is now office space but was once the school of nursing, I believe all of the hallways and bathrooms, etc are made of this type of orange/tan colored brickwork. The brickwork goes up the wall about halfway, sort of like wainscotting.
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Isn't this place haunted how was your experience? And the photo's are just beautiful and Brilliant. great captions!
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Yes, your right
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The link to www.dixmont.info no longer has anything...wish I had found this site a lot sooner. The pix on here are absolutely marvelous, and as previously said, just one more reason I loathe Walmart!
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That is super neat. I love the lone wheelchair shots and that is a great shade of blue.
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Very cool, reminds me of a scene in the original Myst computer game.

Very cool
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I'm not sure if I will be heading back to England soon, I'd like to see a few other places if I were to travel (more Germany, France, Russia, Italy, Scotland, and the west US coast)
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I'm not sure if it's the reason, but someone once mentioned that his apartment was painted in the same fashion, and that it was used to enhance the natural light - the lighter top half was to brighten the room and the lower reduced glare. http://www.opacity.us/...on.htm#comment_24669
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. Window to the World
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Love radiators
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I'm really enjoying this.
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I'm getting married in July and it's really too bad that there aren't any ruins around here that I could get married at :( cause that seems like a really cool and beautiful thing to do! (and right up my alley!)
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Perfect Perspective