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TOOK MY BREATH AWAY!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!
Am I the only one that sees a face in the crook of the lamp post?????
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Wonder what it cost to build this place?
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GEORGIOUS!!!! Wonder what was in the round structure?
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Looks like the porch\balcony was added at a later time. Wonder what it looked like before?
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i live in nyack and have heard many stories about this place and i would like to know how to get there
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"Hey look it's a stairway too nowhere."
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"Hey dude can I get you a beer?"
"Sure."
[digging around]
"Were are they?"
"Under the heart."
"Ahhhhhh now THAT'S a good beer!!!"
this is an especially beautiful photograph. movind, haunting and beautiful.
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I kind'a cool to see where your sent after your gone. I know when I kick the bucket I'll be on that nice comfy table. mostly because I've agreed to donate my origin's.
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once again really need to find out how to get to this place exactly and is it true itz haunted n shyt?
i grew up in Northampton, and this place was, and still is, although it has been demolished recently, an extremity of my soul, of my being, here, in this place. a few years ago, i took some pictures of the place myself. toy polaroids. (they're lovely!) i wanted to say that this gallery of photos called "overcast" are so lovely. they feel to me like this phantom extremity which has been recently amputated from my landscape...capture the beauty of this misled complex.
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I'm first to comment on this!!!

There is no way I would set a toe on that old rusted catwalk. I could just see some monster's blade slamming though floor.
Like pyramid head from Silent Hill 2.
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I would love to talk a walk around the grounds had no clue that was possible... drove around there not to long ago had security escort me out ..
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I used to work at WSH. The Clock Tower is one of my favorite places. I love the Gothic beauty of it all. This was a working hospital, they had animals and farmland. Many babies were born at WSH and some were institutionalized from birth. I am hoping that they are able to build a new hospital using some of the old. It's a wonderfully historic place, not creepy at all! Lots of stories to tell with this one!!!
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Wow! That's intense! I love that picture.