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I agree with Dean.

Beautiful, sad shot.

WOW.

Great shot, Motts.

Joe, I'm glad I didn't have a mouthful of tea when I read that :P

they have all those signs at the old military base near me (Caution--Blast Area) but my stepdad was stationed there, as was a neighbor, and they said about the only thing you'd find laying around was small caliber...rifle rounds, etc.

My Great grandmother's maiden name is Bette. Bette's owned this castle in the 1700's!

sweet nice place to visit would not like to be in there

awsome pictures,great job keep up the good work,love it

I worked in this kitchen for about 5 years. I stumbled upon this site, it's great. I worked in bldg 39 in food service from 82-87. I can't believe the state of the place now.

That was my bathroom! I worked in that building for almost 5 years.

The picture could only be better if it was Room 101.

The "stretcher" looks like the Stokes Basket we use in firefighting and rescues. Maybe an early version? Session 9 great. My cousin worked on the landscape architecture at the new development there. Around the time of the last fire. Said creepy stuff happened all the time.

From what I understand, a lot of bodies were burried on the grounds, out in the woods. There were a lot of deaths due to the experiments done on these poor people. There was also a lot of abuse that happened.

How freaky is that? Id have nightmares looking at that!

Hey Kraken, Read FBJim's comment from Feb 06. This is some kind of tanker.

I love how the trees appear to be standing a silent guard over the inhabitants of the cemetery.
It's like the world has forgotten these people, and reduced who they are to a mere number, but the trees have stood by as silent caretakers for these lost souls.