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'beauty school drop out...' hehe thats all i think about when i see these things
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Ward "A" had 3 levels. A-3 was the "violent ward." In the late 60's when i worked ayt Danvers, the A wards were male admission wards. I worked on A-2 ans A-3. I was also told I was the first full time male employee of A-3.
hey LikesSmokingWeedYahoo...... How did you get out once you were locked in?
And, are you asking about the machine becase you came accross one? or because you are looking for one.
Hey Frankie
my email is decembergirl1208@yahoo.com
Been inside I'll give you some info
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this is such a great pic, love the lighting
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would make a beautiful university
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very powerfull looking
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Well, if this morgue is on the very bottom floor, the elevator cable might have snapped and it fell to the bottom of the shaft, right outside the morgue.

I highly doubt that though as those cables can hold a bus and the shaft usually goes down about 50 metres lower than the bottom floor for some reason. Also, elevators have emergency brakes but they tend to be a bit crap after being left alone for many years.

But still, if this was the case, I sure as hell wouldn't like to be in the elevator when the cable snapped!
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Danvers? I thought this was Dever..
hay i have bin inside of theas houses; they left every thing (well most of it ) in side one house even has a fall out shelter
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i love this shot i crab nere here and i catch alot of crabs hanging oround here one more for the pot lord.
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Softer? I think not.
Look at the darn picture.
Peeling paint, children's names, an old newspaper about Martin Luther King and a bra.
Softer now?
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Where are the buttons to flush? o.O
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Go to any normal hospital and you will find a cot with bars like this. It's normal.
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I could just imagine a person in this shot ... look up at us from the bench at the VERY back. Hair matted, clothes torn, sanity gone. Oh how dramatic of me.
*mental slap*