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this is a cool shot
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What does the sign at the end of the hallway say?
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My favorite shot of this series
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Wow. Looks like they may've had steam heating in there... I could be wrong, though.
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I could only imagine how bad the asbestos is
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See above comments. As well, assisting people on or off the toilet when they cannot walk and need to use a wheelchair requires more space than your average stall (most of which are too small in the first place), and with the solid doors left on it is VERY difficult to do. Busted Trespasser (also above) noted that in some areas the full length curtains had still been left up. It is very difficult to judge how a place ran when it has been closed for a number of years and only certain items remain.
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eww i wouldnt want to breth in those molds
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Wow... They really need to strip off the peeling paint...
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I LOVE 93
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i love all these old buildings
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you really can see conneticut from here?
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these buildings are so beautiful in there own ways and it is such a shame that they went to waste like this
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Once again another awesome shot
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THis is an awesome shot
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I got stopped by the OMH patrol in July and he was this guy who was like 4 feet he was so small and he told me that we are not allowed to even take photos that this place is a private and is top secret . How could such a big place be top secret?