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Looks like my grandmas bath room.

Are those windows fenced in?

needs some sanding and paint.

I think its a 16 cyl Cleveland Diesel former winton engine corp.

I also say cool.

The Hayes Memorial Library might have what you're looking for, Barbara. They have the "Bennett Collection,"consisting of books and memoribilia. Other then that I've never heard of any other site that might otherwise have Bennett stuff. Sad doesn't even begin to cover it.

have been inside and got some old song books. It is connected by tunnels.

there r n0 m0re d0ors 0n the m0rgue the place is c0mpletely trashed n0w its ridicul0us h0w pe0ple can destr0y this place its hist0ry n i think its amazing

yeah i definitely agree with lynne....just got a bit short of breath looking at this one.

thats pretty awesome. i wish i could camp out outside of an abandoned building without getting arrested.

my highschool staircases looked very similar to those. too bad they closed my school down.

i can imagine you felt incredibly small under that archway...

even though i typically hate graffitti, since it typically destroys whatever it encompasses.....i admire this. it looks as though it wasn't mean to destroy the wall but it acts as more of an encancer or an accent. thumbs up.

I love this site! The photographs are amazing; and, the comments are engaging!
And again, thanks to Andy for the link several comments above -- very cool to see the before with the after pictures.

I live in Danvers, and worked at the Hospital.