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Dang! Was that in case of patient revolt?

Stuart is more than likely a ward or building section.

It almost seems like a waiting room for the infermery. Its creepy thogh.u can just imagine the energy there.

There is several of these origional light poles still in the area.Its really pretty cool.

Worcester used to be an awsome place to live, raise kid's, and live life. It had a little bit of everything. Weather it be ethnic or simmilarityies to ther citys. Now its only buildings like these or Bacroft tower that hold the history and memories. At leats for me. Ive had freinds killed and gotton into stupid spots myself, but i belive worcester is turned into a rogh little city not the wide open freindly space it used to be.

Ive been up there recently and the fire escapes seem like they keep repainting them simmilar to how they do that with school's. Im just wondering if the city still has some minor maintenece to the building.

Beautiful photography. The old stone doesnt have that wonder and luster anymore so its good to see how the building is begining to really fade out.

Im only 18, but since i was 12 years old ive been looking at lonline research here and there, about the patients and the construction os the builsing. I found that the round structure in this picture was a food storage facility.

Frank - pgh; Thank you for responding.

Thank you for saying thank you for serving the United States of America. You are very welcome. I have only been to Kuwait at Camp Doha, Camp Virginia and Camp Arifjan. though. I have not been to Iraq yet.

I have had the chance to serve at several Forts in the United States and in a few countries in the World though.

Thank you again.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

Well Scolopendra; I guess that you are right about the wall murals and paintings. But still you do have to admit that there was and I am sure that there still is alot of abuse and mistreatment of the men, women and children who were and still are so called "taken care of by the State".

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

Yes SKN, I now see that light from the window on the right. It sure is strange because I do not remember seeing that light before. I guess I just did not pay very good attention to this photograph before. That is not like me because I usually try very hard to be observant of situations.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

We could use one of those where I work. :-P

Thanks for another great gallery!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fleur-de-lis

They are still waiting for SANTA

WOW!!!! My first thought was that was a Mirror and you were taking the shot of some people that were actually there at that time. I thought it was a refledtion. What a Shot!!!!