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Been a long time lurker now first time poster. We have three in my area (central ohio). One is now a junk yard w/ the screen still standing. The second is a quarter of a mile where I work. It has dual screens though much like this place. The last place is still in operation, and proves to still be pretty popular. Last movie I seen there was "Ghost Busters".

Man this sucks. (yes bad pun)

The ultimate panic box.

Anyone want a keg rotated?

*falls* AAAAAHH!!!! -five minutes later- *gasp* AAAHHHH*splat*

ENGAGE THE PANIC BOX! -press- *ERRRRK ERRRK ERRRK!*

I really hope avalon knows what there doing. Taring down shuch an artistic masterpeice. What a shame.

It's an old tomograph. Hopelessly obsolete. Unless you're flat broke, you just use a CT these days.

...I grew up in West Milford- this place was only one of the creepy places that are in the area. There are plenty of places that are historical, and make your skin crawl, especially at night.

I'm not surprised records like these were abandoned. It gives us the impression time stands still for some. But for all places that simply leave everything behind (as Tina mentioned) the question should be Why. Why? I would like to read thru those files. But I fear I would find nothing but sadness and disillusionment. Electro-shock therapies, other uneffective and inhumane treatments. And those so traumatized they have left an impression in time, their souls burned into the bricks. May they rest in peace.

The lung on the right is in a museum now.

http://www.publichealthmuseum.org/polio.html

YEOUTCH!

I truely have no words!

It's sorta like Jeapordy. What brings old patients to the lord jesus christ and heaven in hell. Who the hell knows. Give your admireres a break. Mystery my friend, mistery.

*jaw drops to the floor*

Between this one and the one before this, I am speechless! You've outdone yourself!

Oh, wow! This is a shot right out of The Lord Of The
Rings!