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Well fl al, there is a spot that used to hold a flag pole. If you go to the picture BCT TOWER, if you look to the left you will see a big window with a enterance sign below the large window. Now, on top of the big window you will see a metal rod on top of the window. That used to hold the flag pole. I'll talk to people who run this place to put a flag pole back up. And you very right, it would look much better.

Well I'll talk to you later man. If you need any questions about the terminal or the platforms (maybe mine someday), just leave a comment any where on the Buffalo Central Terminal gallery.

Thanks, your BCT friend, Ozzy
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Ha....cool find, but I couldn't resist tho, I would of had to taken it.
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Which sort of moron would want a rotary phone these days? Beyond an antiques collector. These wouldn't be worth the effort to steal. They are hardly rare enough to have appreciated in value. Find one from the 40's then you might have something.
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Sian, don't you have 10 pingers and ten poes? I do!
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the rooms where humans hold dead humans ... it doesn't look bad at all, it is the end point where a patient finally rests in peace
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And the whooshing noise as it goes right overhead...
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after reading me's comment about how the living treat its dead, i take back my last comment....
I was in the last class to graduate from Pilgrim's School of Nursing in 1977. I spent many hours in this library. It could be the woman in the foreground is famed Nursing instructor Helen "Smokey" Mosig.

For 3 years I lived on the grounds in bldg 72 on the Nurses

This site is great, yet sad. I remember Pilgrim as a thriving facility. My sisiter ran the Operating room in 23. If any one has any pix I'd lve to see them.

I'll dig for my pix of Pilgrim from the 70's and offer them up when I gind them.

Good job here Mott!

Danny Robles, RN
djrobles@yahoo.com
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Great "then and now" shots. I love those comparison pictures.
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Someone would LOVE to have this as a collectable!
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Uh, I love exploring, but I really don't know if I would go down this hallway.
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This really looks in good condition. But it won't for long; especially if they tear everything down.
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It's a shame they left it deteriorate this far.
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So THAT'S how they do those ghost pictures!