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just for the sake of aurgument, probably not.
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This was probably a tramp steamer or tanker, probably about 80 years old. If it were a scrap candidate it would've been broken up back in the late 60s.
The colors in this picture are amazing! This is one of my favorites so far.
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Someone needs to make a video game (silent hill style maybe) of this place.
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I would never ever want to live in a building that was a hospital or jail, or a psychiatric residence. I would never feel at peace.
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homeless person's dreams
Question: Does anyone think that seculsion rooms are still necessary? There has been alot of evidence based practice on the use of seclusion rooms over in the UK, and the concensus over there is that other measures can and are being utilized to reduce the amount if not elimate the using of seclusion rooms. Any comments on what other measures can be done to eliminate the use of seclusion rooms here in North America?
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I don't know when elevators were invented, but handicap laws have been pretty lax for a long time...My friend has her art studio classes in an old mill that was built around the late 19th century (I think, might have been early early 20th) and there's no elevator except for a broken down freight thing, a lot of people tried to tell her she couldn't hold classes there because it's not handicap accessible.
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Morals? Fear of being arrested with stolen property? Because they belong to someone else? That's a poser.
i have heard that when u go near this wing there are children screaming and crying
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Most mattresses and some pillows were stuffed with horse hair until relatively recently:

http://www.hgtv.com/hg...3453_1389839,00.html
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I would buy this structure for a little amount and all of the construction equipment has to be in one section. It would be the only way they would let me buy it. They get to keep all the crap while the place gets fixed up. When it gets restored, they are out of there.

I'll pay $5.00 for this cool structure.
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"...Pass not beneath, O Caravan - or pass not singing. Have you heard that silence where the birds are dead, something pipeth like a bird?..."
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I have to talk to the people who own the platforms about this. They really wouldn't care. I go over there all the time and the construction equipment is being destroyed. Also when I go in there, I notice new things smashed and new "art work" on the walls of the place.