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I remember back in '99 or so when my best friend first told me about that place and how eerie it was that the windows were painted black and had fake white "shade cords" on them. I was living up in Canada @ the time, and he had to take pics of the houses and send them to me
More like "Living DEAD Room" ;)

Funny tho, I have almost the same ugly plaid couch down in my basement!
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i'm glad you are still on. last week i got a scare when the server said site not availble. you do great work.
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Lynne, Thanks for all the links. I know its been quite sometime since u posted, but this is my first time in this Gallery. I shall investigate.
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I didn't know if I should comment because I am so late getting here. I mean all the others are 05 and 06 and now it's 07. Then I reach the one by Doctor DETH, and now I don't feel so bad. See, Mr. Motts, years later people are still enjoying it for the first time.
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looks like your going into a above ground cave!
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wouldnt want to sit there anytime soon!
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They should put this in a museum, well first they should make a memorial museum for the people who have died there, but i wouldnt want to wear clothing out of that yarn!!
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aww!! i feel bad for the people who had dreams of art! Their baeutiful art peices are ruined! Before they died probally they only thought of their work!
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Omg, that look gross! But i would really enjoy to go in there some day, explore the whole building, but i would like for the rats to stay out of my way :))
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By far the best shot Man.
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who r u people u'r talking about a DOOR for crying out loud
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Ahhh, the old school kitchen!
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In black & white the buckets in the background remind me of ice cream containers.
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my english teachers face was priceless when he saw this
absolute horror