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They used even older ones at the middle school I went to . They dated to the 1930s and still were completely functional.
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that picture is so cool I wanted to use it for my slide show
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Great shot !!!
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I've got the exact same tub and faucet fittings in my apartment.
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I can't imagine having to stay there. It's so depressing.
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just like home
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sick
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if i drink more beer maybe i can go down to the basements stair
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Kinda, even de Sade took a vacation every now and then.
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I think it is just a legend. It didn't happen in the last 60 years I do know that. Whether it happened before that, not so sure. It's not a part of the ongoing lore from there. Everyone remembers the suicides, so I'm sure a homicide would be remembered as well. You could check the Danvers Historical Society website.
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I'm hoping maybe someone can help me. I heard a "possible rumor" about how when the hospital was still open that a mental patient had escaped, killed another patient with a shard of glass, and then was never found...is there any truth to this and where can I find more information on history and whatnot.
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judas priest logos...lol classsicc
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its a great place.....get lost on purpose last one out winssss!!! l-town does it right
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ive made it in and too the top...if you go around to th east side you will see a heavy piece of concrete about 4 feet into the ground...we beat it with a sledge and down it went from 200 feet up atleast...
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this place is great...me and my buddies always go there and play manhunt...for some reason one of us is always left behind and when we find him the stories are out of this world...usmc