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All I can think of is "Session 9"......
Isn't this already condos? I heard they were pretty high priced. Anyone out there living in one? Now it is called Avalon Danvers.
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hahahah Tommeh
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on my way to see a client today i had to drive up the hill , it is a shell of its former self . i was shocked to see the water tower is still there , and while its a shell of its fomer self i was still fasinated , i would love to check it out at night. its still a very cool looking and grand building , i was not bothered by anyone and i wad maybe 50 feet from the main kirkbride.
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Joe: The McDougall building is next to building 22.
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Joe Almeida: I read the State Boys Rebellion. God bless you! What a horrible experience. I lived in Waltham and worked at the Fernald in the McDouglall building (it's now a homeless shelter) I would love to talk to you about strange things that happened there (ghosts).
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Anybody have any pix of the Fernald State School which is down the street on the other side of trapelo road???
Great Barr Hall has not been demolished as far as Im aware it is in the hands of owners who are to turn it into apartments.Its grade II* listed so they will be made to be sympathetic to it. I own one of the lodges which were once apart of this fantastic house. (the pictures are beautiful but sad - vandals hold your heads in shame!!)
is there still stuff inside? wat about natural light?
acuteward and isabeats - I occasionally have a similar situation. I don't wake up and run around screaming though. What happens to me is I know I am sleeping and I am trying to wake up. The odd part is it's as if I can see the room around me, but I can't move. And the scary part is there is a terror associated with it that I can't explain. I am just glad it only happens to me once every 2 - 3 months.
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Wordology!

Arkitexture. I like that, it's all style.
Reminds me of Tony Shalhoub's head growing back in Men in Black:

"You insensitive prick! Do you have any idea how much that stings? "
Lynne regarding your articles you posted some time ago:

"Denise Bottorff's new job in 1976 terrified her....But that new, green Dodge Aspen she longed for wasn't free" I had a green 1976 Dodge Aspen. If you want my opinion she should have picked a better motovational vehicle. I can say that it would not have inspired me to work in a mental institution.
Now that I am behind the green door I don't see Linda Lovelace :-)
arkitexture ??? wtf?
"Look, that rabbit's got a vicious streak a mile wide! It's a killer!"