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admission fees <>please< >...for ground work
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did u call for maaaintenance
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grew up in the city of mt.rainier md.bunker hill rd.the exercist rd.and have traveled the streets of glendale rd and lottsford rd.cry baby bridge and have heard babys cry from a near by creek and stood atop the bridge and the cry would stop.and also would drive with lights off to see horse and buggy spirits.this is where cry baby bridge got its name .becauce a vehicle driving aroun this curve and hit this horse and buggy which a baby was a passenger in the buggy and landed in the creek.and was never found.and that years have past since i have been back.late 70sand early 80s.as a teen my self.now in my 40s.its ok to explore just be careful and safe.because i just learned my teen age kids and there friends are now courious and may also see or hear the same things that i have heard.lets kreeeep ittt alive.
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Amazing! i am soo enjoying the shots on your website! it looks like the scene from clockwork orange!
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It's still standing.

A little added info:

Some of the original buildings are still in use.
There's Some sort of UMASS thing in the administration building, and a parking garage farther away...
Creepy as hell during the day, you can hear things falling and breaking and you get an extremely foreboding feeling.

I saw wolf tracks and this refuse to go there at night.
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tommeh i laughed so hard my dog barked at me :(
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like a scene from a dream. is that infrared?
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looks like the soap dispencer again!
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mmmm... I love what you did with the color here. very, very nice.
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IDK,
Technically, you are not supposed to be there, but I have never heard of someone being arrested just for wandering the grounds. When I went in, I parked my car at the liquor store at the end of the street and walked just to be safe. Additionally, bring a crowbar if you wanna get it. Also, the two wings off of the curved hallway are badly burned.
One last thing: stay out fo the basement after dark.
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Living just a few towns over, I've heard some stories about this place.

A friend fo mine was telling me about a pink room with a bed in it. He said he laid in that bed...
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I, too, grew up on the staff circle at PSH. I remember Robby, Tommy, Herbie, Paul, Judy, Susan (and Howdy Doody on TV at 5PM) and a host of other kids and kid activities from that era. (Wow, you guys are old!). Last summer I went thru my old house pictured on this site; I actually stole a brick from my where my Dad's garden was. I remember putting that brick there with my dad when I was 7 or 8 years old. Very nostalgic... cathyo@cityofguthrie.com
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It is in fact...a simple hair dryer...
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Dragging up a dead topic, but I just wanted to note that TB is really not that bad anymore. My friend's dad had it and he's fine.
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you ought to sell me those tiles.