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A nurse could of got beat to death by a horrible person
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Big Ed,
Are you a old tour guide or something
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only half destroyed?
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This was a great piece of art, too bad its no more. Was this an Anglican church?
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ha snow, its probably asbestos
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Why would there be an autopsy room, if someone passed they probably placed them in the morgue until they were taken elsewhere.
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anybody remember the Olympic Hotel?worked there in the mid 70's.
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LOOKING AT ALL THESE PHOTOS OF THE PLACE BRINGS BACK MEMORYS .... I USE TO WALK MY DOG DOWN THERE EVEN WHEN IT WAS RUNING , AND EVEN WHEN IT HAD CLOSED DOWN AN GOT DESTROYD BY ALL PASSING KIDS , I WOULD GO BACK THERE WHEN I WAS ON A LOW ..AND JUST LOOK AT THE PLACE AND THINK .... LOOK HOW THINGS CHANGE IN JUST A SHORT SPACE OF TIME....
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I dont think being hosed down sounds that horrible. I live in India and bathe myself with cold water from a bucket. Trust me, it wouldnt take much coaxing to have me stand in one of those stalls for a nice hot hosedown. anytime. I WOULD prefer more privacy.... but like others have mentioned... my high school shower-room... and the typical YWCA shower room doesnt have much more privacy than this.
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A similar protocol was followed at the Fernald School in Waltham, MA. I'm sure it was the same at other state schools and developmental centers throughout the states.
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I love the admin building at Pennhurst. It looks so sad and derelict.
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This looks very surreal, almost like it's a painting instead of a photograph. And I love the detail on the stair railings.
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Wow. This is brilliant.
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It almost makes me think of a Grecian or Roman shrine.
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The molding is very ornate. I like it.