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i only get funny feelings there. no sightings or noises. expecially in the childrens building. wat is a zima?
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I remember Beverly Farms. My parents would take us there every summer.
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omg. i went there with my cousins. it was soo freaking scary.
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it was used to suck body fluids
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I love old overbuilt things.
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Makes me want to get a haircut....maybe from Dr. Giggles?
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If you wrote down all the things *I* don't know there wouldn't be any room left on the Internet. :-)
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The name plate says Thomson Ammeter. The maximum amperes red line at 340 on the 600 amp scale. Too bad we cant read the bottom plates. Probably a gauge for each of the three phases.
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Notice the tile floor. Most of these old complexes had great tile floors that obviously last for as long as is necessary before being abandoned.
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The sepia and the title is just perfect for this shot! You presented this place with such a distinctive presence! Very cool indeed!
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Maybe it was a ruse to get people to go in but WASN'T really a lavoratory at all. Might just draw some flies!
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This is sooo interesting, I love the old pianos!
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I fell all icky now!
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Looks like the discovery of Dr. Frankenstein's laboratory.
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Very interesting!