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Now, Motts, I actually have a couple questions about your exploration through NSH. I live right by it, and have looked at it practically since I was born. Would you consider it pretty easy to get into? I know you can't give your ways getting into them, but I'm wonderinng about that.

I've also heard rumors that there is still an old electric chair in there, is it true? I'm sure you would have taken a picture of it, but I'm just wondering?

Also (last one, I promise, for now) how bad is thte rotting? Did you almost fall through any places? Is it pretty safe?
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This is an awsome shot. For some reason (and I'm glad to see I'm not the only one) I have wanted to actually see one of those rooms!
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I really love this shot. All those disused seats stretching away.
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wow, I don't like those doors at all. Even knowing it just leads to a ballroom, I don't like them. With the placement of the windows, they remind me too much of surgery doors but with the studs... shudder.
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Hey, I like that bed. If it were a little less functional looking, I'd put it in my room. Although I suppose they weren't thinking aesthetically when they chose the furniture.
I wonder why they didn't take the lights or put them up for bid back when it was abandoned. That's a several thousand dollar lighting set, and I can't believe that the NYSDMH would let such a thing go to waste.
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all windows have gone no glass at all and no lead have all been stolen
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I was fortunate to spend a summer living on campus at Letchworth Village in the late `60s in a program called Summer Work Education and Training (Sweat). Are there any other SWEAT alumni out there?
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Well I have to say that the CTRC have done a great job cleaning up the place. Next time when your in Buffalo, please stop in at the Terminal. The Main Concourse looks a lot better than when you came in. You can only explor the main course because the stairs are closed off to the public and you can only come in at a event or contact them on there website for permission to take photos of the other areas. Just say Ozzy sent you.
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Yes you have, this started it all my friend.

Remember, Darkness Is Your Friend.
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I want that exit sign. It may be worth something good on ebay.
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The Ozzman is back on Opacity! Man this was on of my favorite galleries back in the day but this onw is much better. Well done Mr. Motts.
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Haverford is trashed.
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You Tube is got videos of Haverford State Hospital
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That is the roof Hilltop acute intensive care unit.