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Patients are to hospitals what inmates are to prisons. Get it?
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You sure it wasn't just a mirror you were looking at?
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Thanks for sharing that.
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Usually I have trouble seeing the "ghosts" you people are always seeing... but this is a first for me not being able to see a skull or the stairs it's climbing...
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Did you skip class the day they taught you how to spell the name of Governor Dummer Academy?

Funny that you still call it that since the name has been officially changed to "The Governor's Academy" since July 1, 2006.
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thats the best pic in the whole site
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a beautiful building
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"Sing us a song, yo the piano man...Sing us a song tonight...well we're all in the mood for a melody...and you've got us feelin' alright"
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Being a paramedic in NYC, we see these everyday. it's true, most times you don't remember a anything after a seizure. In fact, some people laugh or are amazed later on when we describe how serious the situation looked. I see that the procedures back then don't differ much from what they are now. One of our EMT's actually had his finger bitten off by a person having a seizure when he tried inserting a "oral airway". We nicknamed him "thumbs up" lol.
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Don't worry, this won't hurt much...
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140 years old.
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Oh My God!
Motts your photographs bring joy and fear to my heart, just incredible!! do you sell your photographs? because in my opinion you must be a professional photographer! I'm nothing but a beginner with a daily life digital camera, hopefully one day I'd be as good as you are (yeah right!).

to be honest I really love this photograph, and the whole website, I can't Believe I stumbled upon this website by mistake!!
I've always had this passion about abandoned buildings (for the story they tell) just brings fear to my heart what humans can do. I cannot thank you enough for this fantastic website!!!
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Very interesting architecture. They sure knew how to build in those days...by the way, how old is this building?
Wilmington, DE
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is that peeling pain, mold, or fire damage on that door?
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Kinda reminds me of the Rush '2112' album cover!!!