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she dedicated this song to me mike Reno with Ann Wilson Almost Paradise MissYou hun
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if anybody knew mary kilduff I believe that was her that I read that she passed away love ya mary she was on ward e when I was there
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merry Christmas and have a safe and happy new year to everyone peace
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Yes, the doorway is on the mezzanine (next to the stage), looking out towards the back.
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Not sure if it was salvaged, but it's most definitely not still on the wall back there...
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Where is that looking into? Is this the back of the auditorium?
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The copy on the front almost looks like it was typewritten and the dark blue design mimeographed or silk-screened. Perhaps that was used for every program and the particulars for this week were typed in? This might put this sometime before computers and "desktop publishing" were common. Maybe 70s-80s? Just a guess.
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How much Eldo?
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look at all the paper plates on the floor, did someone have a pizza party?
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There she is. Wonderful I want one in my house for every room :)
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Loved every photo and can't wait to see the convent! In Schenectady NY there's a church called St. So-and-So's (I don't want to give away the location) that is now vacant. Was the old school Roman Catholic style church and absolutely beautiful. So sad to see it like this, I remember it all decked out for Christmas several years back. Anyway, the building next to it, the Rectory they called it, is for sale. I came across it on one of the real estate web sites. It's really cheap, this building has like three floors, eight bedrooms, four baths, library, etc. etc. I am looking for a house and considered this but it's way too big for just one person but it would make a killer residence!
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As Rome slowly declined people scavenged the buildings for materiel to make new smaller ones. The Coliseum was filled with homes at one point.
I think illiteracy probably also made graffiti rather pointless as well. It just occurred to me to wonder if anyone had ever mistaken a pictorial graffiti for "art" .
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I love these old seats.
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I'm loving that dome ceiling.
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I wonder if someone took this when the building was stripped of all it's adornments. . . I hope if it was, it found a good home and didn't end up in the dumpster. Or perhaps it was hidden enough and is still there?