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This is a beautiful shot. Do you know, was this in an old dormitory?
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They've got an identical wheelchair on the front porch of the library at this school.
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This school is absolutely amazing.
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I've been on your site a ton and never came across this gallery until just now. This particular school is my absolute favorite (well, maybe not fqavorite, but it's the one that intrigues me the most), and I'm thrilled that I found these photos. I've been on the school campus and have been dying to know what's inside the abandoned buildings, and now, thanks to you, I finally do. So thank you.
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very nice capture of the lighting.
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No, since the guy was nice enough to let us in, I wasn't going to start pressing buttons everywhere. The station does still run.
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i think this picture represents the administration as the devil and the angels represent the patients that were sentthere.
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My god, that's amazing. What a find!
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I am working with the folks at RockyPointMovie.com and the documentary You Must Be This Tall: The Story of Rocky Point Park. We are trying to compile a list of all the bands that performed there over the years. Please feel free to contact us with any information you may have or even if it is just the name of the band and nothing more. Regardless, anything you can offer is helpful

Thanks in advance and long live the memories of Rocky Point :).

nascarmodman134@cox.net
Holy Crap is what "Raymond's" father would say! ;-)
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They were pretty.
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Agreed.
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Because bricks and masonry were made weather weather. Beds and other things used inside were not, which is why they were kept inside. It's common sense... try it sometime... it's the best high ever.
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Darn... so I can't just bathe and make you go away?
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No they were weighing them to see if they were losing or gaining weight. It's something those idiot medical professionals do to see if patients have a serious illness or other problem that needs to be addressed.