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Maybe it's for the benefit of Latin American domestics.
I can at least one widow bricked up.

In England at one time there was a window tax that lead to some home owners filling in their windows, & never put them back after the tax was lifted.

There's on old lodge house near to me that has a few of these.
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Hope we made the right decision on the long run. I am fascinated by the history surrounding this area and enjoyed very much all the photos and the comments, wish I had a chance to take a glimpse inside before it is all over.
I was 7 on this date, it was 16 days after my sister's first birthday.
I'm betting the people staying here got to do something similar. As my kindergarted teacher used to say, "The trees aren't dead, they're naked!"
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This photo gave me serious chills because at first glance I initially thought that I was looking through a missing pane of glass into a room - like an optical illusion!
You should consider posting these on Flickr - they're fantastic!
Not necessarily... when I was in kindergarten, we had a tree like this painted on the wall. Then we would each get to make paper leaves and stick them on to celebrate the changing seasons...
YALL CREEPY SEE, I WOULD NEVER DO ANYTHING IRONIC LIKE THAT. HOW YOU SLEEP IN THE MORGUE? SUPPOSE SUMTHIN HAPPEND TO U ALL? HOW YOU KNOW IF THAT PLACE AIN'T FILLED WITH DEMONIC SH!!!!!T?
how you fall asleep in the morgue freezer? aint its cold??????? and why were you even in there? suppose sumthin happen to you then what you gunna tell the popo's? wnd tof corse the will say you were tresspassing . boy stupid things people wud do for money.
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Motts, what an awsome talent you have with a camera!!!!! The whole site is just amazing.
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Mr. Motts,
Everyday I find more and more on this site.
This is my favorite pass time. I love how you document the days gone bye..to think of all the fun people had and now it's all gone.... oh the memories....
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They had one in Danvers State to, I believe it was in J ward.
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rocky point was a haunted house in salt lake city
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Seperate 'spigots' too...one each for hot and cold water...

Good use of tax dollars!
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Ok...I'm NOT seeing any "man with white eyes"...

Anyone wanna help me out here!? Or at least pass me a hit! LOL