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KPIA! woooooooo
as a real estate investor, I wish I could buy and renovate this place into a proper old mansion. not some stupid bed and breakfast, but a huge house to live in! awesome space potential, and great pics! I love your site...
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i hear its haunted...
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I don't live very far from the place and i've been every where inside the place. Its so disturbingly large and there is a huge risk of falling to your death virtually every where in there. I went inside one of the smoke stacks but you have to be brave if you're gonna push your way through all the catwalks. The place scares the crap outta me.
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who's smiling now?
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what happen in the pic
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I was a student here from '75 to '77. It was a Grotto and Quite beautifull
Hi Lynne,
I am the other Lynne the antique carousel enthusiast :-) I also posted a few notes in the Worcester State Hospital area since I had a lovely view of it from my condo window :-)
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"She scratched his letter
Into a wall made of stone
Maybe someday another child
Won' t feel as alone as she does
It's been two years and counting
Since they put her in this place
She's been diagnosed by some stupid f*ck
And mommy agrees yeah...

What you taught me
Putting me here
Don't come visit
Mother, mother

Why go home...
Why?" Ten - Pearl Jam
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"Evenflow....
Thoughts arrive like butterflies
She don't know....
So she chases them away....
Someday yet
She'll begin her life again...
Whispering hands...
Gently lead her away
Her away..her away... (Even Flow - Pearl Jam)
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i have seen it. on the 21/1/2007
where do u flush
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elke, i think your part right , i have heard there is a simular marking that is used to ward off evil or something to that nature.
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Right. This is a regular bathtub. In the late 60's there was a hydrotherapy room at Danvers with canvas covers on the tubs that were used to contain the patients in an ice bath or hot water. However, to my knowledge, no hydrotherapy was used when I worked there. 1968-71
I loved picking the brains of old time employees who were working there at the time.