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Day2604 - not sure if there was one by that name, but there was a place called Sunnycroft, it was about 45 minutes from the Pines in a town called Shawangunk. It was last active, that I know of, in the 70's. It was a resort with a dude ranch type setting. I lived just down the road from it as a young child and my brother worked there as a teenager. Set at the base of some of the most beautiful sheer white rock cliffs, it was a very peaceful setting. Unlike the majority of the resorts in the Catskills of those days, this resort was not Kosher. It has since been torn down and is now part of the land holdings of the Jehovah Witnesses in the area. Their main farm and printing facility is located just a few miles from the old Sunnycroft Ranch.
I think these might be creamatories for the bodys but I cant be positive of that. Just a suggestion
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Beyond repair.
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Those radiators are creepy looking!
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Theres not much damage other than weathering. Nice
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My daughter and I were there in May of 07. Took lots of pictures, all showed up with orbs around us. I know you don't believe in that kind of stuff Motts ....but I do! Seemed to me, very peaceful.
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popcorn anyone?
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after reading all this I forgot what the pic looked like!
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Incredible. ~applauds~
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Ooooooooh.
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That is an old General Electric X-Ray
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Stuck in muck....

Yuck....

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

11:00 P.M. / Thursday / 02 / August / 2007
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This old sink is absolutely hideous ! ! !

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

10:56 P.M. / Thursday / 02 / August / 2007
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That seems like a really bright green for a monastery...i would have thought they would go for something a little lighter.

You mentioned that this was used for a theatre at some point, maybe the management brought in the color.
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Wow! It's like walking into a dream.