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Coool!
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Did you open it?!
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This, indeed, was the power plant and laundry center. The power wasn't for electricity but for steam which is how all the buildings were heated, even the buildings where the workers (like my dad) lived with their families. Every week the laundry workers would come by with a huge rolling basket of fresh towels and sheets for us and we would give them our dirty ones. I lived in one of the apartment buildings right next to the power plant. My father began work at the hospital as a steam-fitter for this power plant.
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Folks, really, I grew up there. It was a fully functioning TB hospital. You cannot get TB from breathing in the air. That is just plain silly. I'm sure; however, that you could get hurt trapsing around in abandon buildings, so be careful if you choose to go visit the place. I have many, many wonderful memories and will gladly share about them if anyone is interest.

For instance the star on the hill wasn't erect each Christmas it was always there, just not lit until the Christmas season. My father helped to build it. I was always proud when it was lit; I thought it was so beautiful!
Hmmmm shottie...
Lynne, how do U know so much things about medical equipment? I've noticed it several times in several gallerys....RESPECT!
just saved my day with those new pics Motts!!!
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Love the texture and the lighting!
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*CUPS HANDS OVER MOUTH*
COTTTTTTONNNNNNNNN CANDY FOR SALLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEE 10 CENTS

COTTTTTTONNNNNNNNN CANDY FOR SALLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEE 10 CENTS

GET EM WHILE THERE HEREEEEEEEE!
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Not an exit!
Sweet shot! and Cute set!
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thats funny as hell
calvin cant talk to hobbes anymore tho cuz when he stops smokin hobbes leaves...as u can see when calvins not drunk hobbes looks sick
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Interesting! I've never seen anything like that before...
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Not a good way to go. Falling off a water sphere that is.. I think the best way to go for me, would involve a college cheerleader.

(Of course she'd probably just run me over with her car)
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i woulda stole that with the quickness and showed it to everybody i know
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I suppose there is a (happy brochure) for just about all products advertised to a select few.