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Someone in this place really had a penchant for numbers.
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Let's Make a Deal...
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Exquisite...
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you people are nuts.. any good medical facility would have good lighting. the chair was obvoulsly placed in the picture for effect. and it's a wooden chair ... not really condusive to "electrical shock". you're reading way too much into this. you're looking at the present run-down facility. Come on, they had a theatre, a gym, all kinds of recreational facilities. Get a sense of history, people.
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to bad this beatiful thing is now gone please if theres anything like this left in mass please send me an email iroc89z@aol.com thanks a bunch
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i do not remember this building at PPC...
So many memories from working there... sometimes haunting...
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Thought that was really strange...looks like there used to be rails on either side though.
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When my husband died in 2001, he had this gold watch, worth lots money, and his sisters wanted the watch to be buried with him, and I agreed, and then when the coffin was closed and we all went home before the funeral, I am sure one of the funeral attendants may have got that watch. Many times I wish I had defied my inlaws and kept that watch for memory.
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The mesh of nature and man made structure make these shots look so surreal. It's like a dream or something.
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This is my kind of thing! I love to visit old cemeteries . I like reading the dates and names on the tombs. And if any flowers fallen over, I set them back right. and pull weeds from around the tomb.
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Man I'm surprised this place isn't totally destroyed...copper is very valuable, and getting more valuable all the time.
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Wow, and to think my sister-in-law had to be creepy. Her husband is a mortician and furnal director, and the bedroom where my late husband I slept, the bedside table was a small child's coffin, and it had a pretty pestal baby blue throw over it. Sad to say, I could never sleep after learning that fact.
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Is it just me, or does this place scream "Willy Wonka"?
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My parents used to have two wine cellers (chests) that resembled those doors, and always freaked me out when I visited them. My mom used to say when she die, she would like to be buried in one, and that freaked me out even more. Maybe that is why I have a lopsided mind!
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Its spooky yet beautiful and somehow tranquil.