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you both have great points i mean yes it would be stealing if you got caught but at the same time you have what i would call silent or secret history!
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I WONDER WHY WOULD THEY ABANDONED THE HOUSE?
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LATE EIGHTEEN HUNDREDS THAT WOULD MEAN DURING THE VICTORIAN ERA.
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miles away in the far off distance to the right i see either 2 towers or a bridge of some sort, the ocean is only a couple miles in that dirrection
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it looks like this one wasnt cleaned
It's no longer there ,is it???? Such a shame to destroy these buildings. Many of the buildings photographed and displayed on this site have since been demolished. I could never travel that far to visit one of the buildings, so the photos are my visit. Thanks to Motts, we still have them to view. The architecture is so beautiful and awsome. The big problem in the US is destruction of the buildings that were built on the beautiful revival schemes and replacing them with partical board, cookie cutter housing. Soon we will have no architectural history! Greed and near sightedness drive that destruction!
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OMG iv walked through that door, so weird, the floors all spungy
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Whitehawk and Blackhawk; Do you have any references or websites that i can go to so that I can read up on the strange medical history of Connecticut ?

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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Thats Germany not Gemany.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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Whitehawk and Blackhawk:

Do you have any references or websites that I can go to to read up on the strange and twisted medical history of Connecticut ?

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Gemany.
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Are those trees or large bushes growing up through the exposed rafters ?

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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It is the full sized, old fashioned cart. For some wheel bearings we needed, I actually had to go in the terminal's sub basement and search through some old work rooms with hardware. Luckilly no water got to it, and they fit perfect.
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still looks nice
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how long ago did this happen?
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who ever fell is dead by now