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I live about a 25 minut walk away from there and today is the 3rd day since they bagan tearing it down, i snuck into today and took some pictures. I wish it was still open and operating that place was the best
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so sinister and evil..
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think it is.
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hey motts, was there any interesting items in there?
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or the panic button being pressed, followed by chaos...
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PANIC NOW!!!!!!!!! (cause we're out of milk!)
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My guess would be a clock and bell ringer, there was something similar in the big clock tower at Pier A, the old fireboat station at the Battery in NYC. That had a great Seth Thomas brass movement in it and a plaque dedicating it to the solders and sailors it was built in the era of mayor Hyland ?
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makes ya wonder what could have gone on here.
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it seems something very bad happened here, very bad indeed...
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it seems like the chair got tiered of wating for someone...or something...
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i can hardly tell where the elevators are anymore.
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what happened to the celling?!?!?!
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a door leading to nowhere...
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very strange indeed...
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No one puts this kind of effort into a building anymore...its kinda sad really, in 100 years time when people are exploring our ruined buildings theyll be bored stupid!