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Just so everyone knows, Avalon Bay threw most of that ornamental ironwork in the trash. Including those finials on the spires.
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Place is gone now so I don't care saying it, but it took us all morning to set up the damn chairs like that. I was hot as hell too.

Then that night, some retards tried to burn down the building!

Later on they got rearranged in circles fooling around...

God that place was fun
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worth a read, Foucaults Pendulum by
Umberto Eco,
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www.foucaultspendulum.org/
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paint looks better when it's peeling and melting off the walls. Lovely
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little dora, there is a site on danvers, if you do a advanced search its called abandoned spaces , its a video produced by a fomer security guard, one scene clearly showes a women standing by a window you have to see it and decide for your self if you think its real i dont know the address , web addresess, but do a advanced search and i believe the title is abondoned spaces.
OMG! Yes! It does look like someone has been sleeping in there. Homeless, transients, former patients? Can you imagine what it would be like trying to sleep there at night? The quietness! One could here every little sound and wonder; What is that??? And when someone was there sight seeing, you would hear them walking down bellow.. CREEPYYY!! And if an urban explorer happened to walk in there and someone raised up from the bed? Me? I would go through the window..lol
Let us all be thankfull that at least part of the old building will be restored. It could have been far worse.
http://www.townonline..../8999342269102292991
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dead slow ahead.....
I wonder if the security guards would freak if someone dressed as a lady in long flowing white garments and ran screaming across the road and off into the night.
Herculies...?
The chimneys are beautiful. Can you imagine what a chore it was to heat that building in the days before electricity? Thanks Motts!
I agree 100%, potofjoe!
Uhhhhhhhh!! What kinda stuff do you hear, ugh229?
I feel i"m sailing.