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Rohan is on the right track here, as Bannerman bought tons of weaponry and stored it on the island here, including equipment from the U.S. Civil War, Span-Am War, etc. I once saw an incredible video of a guy who worked one summer in the late '50's-early '60's on this island; his job was to deactivate and dispoe of all the ancient (and highly dangerous) explosive ordnance stored there.
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It wasn't exactly modern pychotropic medicine at it's best.
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In more modern times, they
gave all the patients, regardless of their
comditions, two major tranquilizers, Thorazine and Melleril...well, that must have kept it simple lol
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Civil War
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Some of the hospitals during the ivil War looked just like this inside
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I always knew that I wanted to be cremated! Ashes to the wind!!
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if i wasnt to crazy when i got checked into this hospital this room would have finished it off for me...........:(
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aw time to relax. and enjoy some photos. love this site motts. really calms me down just being on this site........
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wow that place is huge. i can imagine getting lost in there.
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wow i saw that skull right away before the comments also in the picture before this one thats why i looked at this one to make sure it was what i saw in the last pic.
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Most people who get "caught" are caught because they're taking photos at night (with flash).
Seems like the daytime is a better time to go, just drive by once and check for cars, then park far away and walk up from 193 through the woods along the trail. That'll bring you to the backside. Once you're in the basement you'll need a flashlight though. Also, this place has loose asbestos, so don't touch anything -- disturbing asbestos fibers is generally a bad idea. The police do patrol regularly there, so don't arouse suspicion to make them patrol more (i.e., don't be stupid). If you do get caught, don't run. Don't admit that you're tresspassing either. "We've seen this place as we were walking by, just wanted to take some pictures. It's pretty spooky!"
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Yes. To the right of the picture, you can clearly see a bit of the elevator room.
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@rat: i'm thinking it's mold, due to the fact that it is in a bathroom where water could be found, and also because of how thin it looks.
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35 cents ! ? ! ? !

No way !

Alright ! !

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

2:31 P.M. / Sunday / 05 / August / 2007
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What a very powerful image !

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

2:26 P.M. / Sunday / 05 / August / 2007