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It IS Silent Hill I swear!
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This picture makes me shudder with some sort of happiness heh. I really like this type of picture
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Hmm.I live locally to Great Barr.
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Cant help but think of Silent Hil a little here...
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This is utterly beautiful
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I just wanted to say, I am really enjoying looking through your pictures. This one caught my eye I must say.
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WHAT IN THE WORLD HAPPEND TO THIS FLIPIN PLACE DID A HUMAN EXPLOD OR IS IT PAINT (I GUSS PAINT)
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loosers smashed that glass get a life hoho
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love to take a tour of that place sweet
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Several generations of my family were employed at WSH from the late 1800's until it's closing in 1959. Sad that the State decided to destroy any and all records of the institution. As teens in the early 1970's we'd enter the vacant structures. How I wish I took pictures now.
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I was there I'm buck
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It wasn't so much a play ground as an area where TB kids could get fresh air while remaining under watchful eye of care takers. Much like the rooms on the roof of the child's complex. Fresh air was part of the treatment for TB back in the day. As for the decor, the symbols on the fencing are NOT universal throughout the hospital, so I don't believe there is any significant meaning.
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Man, you guys should have seen it! I went there and it was great. I remember standing there and hearing that Kennedy had been shot and then going up to Yale to see my boyfriend. What a weekend. Please, any classmates???
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This is my old college and I went up and down that staircase a million times. This is sooo spooky to see. I wish I could find some of my old classmates---class of 1964.
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Is it possible 'sisters' refers to the head nurses. That is the term used here in Australia.