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I spent many a work period sweeping and waxing those stairs. From 3rd floor all the way down to basement.
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I lived in last room on right in 1979. Really sad to see how such an amazing campus so quickly became ruins.
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Honestly, i thought it was a toilet with the lid up at first.. woah..
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This would make a great screamer lol
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↑↑What Canada Said!! ↑↑
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The door on the left hand side looks like it's painted on the wall..weird.

OMG Motts, I LOVE your pics..
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Absolutely GORGEOUS!!!
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I love this pic..and your title for it "Light Ahead".. finish it off with "But darkness to follow"
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LOL sorry but i need to..

"KILROY WAZ HERE"...
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Um, wallpaper por favor senior Motts?

I love this shot.. it's like it goes on forever..
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OMG I showed my husband this pic.. being a home brewer.. he wants to steal it out of the brewery..I told him good luck getting it back to america LOL.

Awesome shot as well.
if u would like to see photo of worc state hosp as it once looked in all its glory when it was open go to www.kirkbridebuildings.com look up pictures enlarge photo of post card
i lived in worc. 52-56. off of belmont st -4 blocks down rt 9 on dustin st. i worked WSH 54-56 on male service. one pic shows ward I worked on (salisbury 1-admission ward ) the bldgs left I can identify every one and where they were located, I know every inch of male side. all the bldgs to the right of admin. bldg. as u face it I know each ward and its purpose. there were open wards-closed wards. a violent ward on 3rd fl. 2 fl.above salisbury 1. there were 4 stories. the top fl housed female patients. have a world of stories about things that happended 54-56 one story made national head lines about superentendant of WSH>big scandle have been on every floor including sub tunnel. morgue was located there. u wont belive what was in a cabnet in morgue. (human in nature ) there were 9 refrigated containers for bodies there was another scandle involving a doctor ( female ) that involved selling bodies. want to know more ? i am retired and have a lot of time to talk. ww1acepilot@yahoo.com
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It is too bad that someone has defaced the Coat of Arms and the face on the plaque.

Does any know what the symbol on the Coat of Arms means ?

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

11:56 A.M. / Wednesday / 18 / July / 2007
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Anybody looking at the moment?