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Nice, i just love rivets!
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Looks like an very old operation roof..?
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She is beautiful isn't she. Standing just below her she still seems to look down on you. Like a Queen on her throne. Of the 145 buildings on the site, she is the most easily recognized. There is no other building in the world quite like her and there never will be.
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Love this shot in Black & White, just think of all the people who have slept on that bed...boggles the mind
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That pool table is supposed to be on it's side, i wonder who fixed it...
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I dont know why but the sight of peeling paint makes me want to pick at it.
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Love the light on the floor! Very eerie. The ceiling tiles haven't been there for a while. Last pic of saw of this room was from like 2000 I think and they weren't there then either.
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Here are some decent pics of Wisteria from a website called LIOdities. Some of them mirror Motts, however they lack the talent. These were taken a couple years back so you get a really good idea of how much the buildings have suffered. The site also offers history, historic pics, and a site map.

http://www.lioddities...._Park/inside_15.html
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You have the connections for 3 gas cylinders on the side (where the gauges are). On the upper side there are 4 flow meters and suction unit. So this is.. definitly a emergency unit.
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Well, Wisteria was one of the last buildings to close so various renovations over it's 60 year life would see some modern things. It probably did start out as a dorm, but as they started closing down other buildings they consolidated a lot of departments.
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Gotta love those old metal file cabinets, they never die. If there is a nuclear holocaust, them and Keith Richards will certainly survive! LOL
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"They all float down here!"
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Aw, soo sad.
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This was one of the last buildings to close. According my research at least one section contained wards for more violently disturbed patients, but that was shortly after it was built in the 30's. Technically they called it "Continued Care". It's listed that way until it closed in 1995.
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just round the back of here is the morge