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I think that may be one of the reasons why i am so fascinated by these sites and Motts pics. he captures the essence of these places. So that even though they are decrepid now, U can still envision what they were once like. I believe that is what makes these places so tragic now. Because u know that though these places were needed, there was few if any souls saved because of them. Yet if U take things and pull them apart, like the tile that is used or those wooden double doors that were in the basement archway, they are magnificent in and of themselves.
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Looks like it used to be a nice boat.
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would like to see what is inside.
this is for robbie, believe it or not those tiles which r in the industry called subway tile by the way, r very popular. some of the wealthiest people on the north shore of Nassau co.'s gold coast have that tile in their bathrooms.
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does not look like it will stay standing for much longer.
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Looks really cool. With what it looks like I am surprised that it is still standing right now.
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I would like to explore it. Looks safe enough to explore.
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looks like it is about ready to tip over.
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looks safe enough to walk on. If i could rent a boat i would explore it.
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looks cool I would like to go inside it because I wounder what it looks like inside.
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it is to bad it sank. it looks like it used to be a nice boat. I would like to go on it myself because it looks really cool.
has the elevator crashed at the bottom of the shaft???
it looks like the shot woz taken from the top of the elevator cart. has it crashed at the bottom of the shaft???
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The 'new' building is big and boxy looking and it is to the left of the tower. I would say it was built in the late 1940s maybe early 50s. Even though you can see them in any of Motts photos, the land near the hospital is used for BioTech and there are many new buildings that surround it.

Before the fire in the 1990s it was an amazingly huge, and all the bars were on the window. Talk about creepy!

Lets hope they incorporate and restore these buildings for the new hospital that is going to be built.
HEY!!! thats my room