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I finally made it into this place and it was amazing, However the control room has been conpletely re-routed so there are no more active connection inside.
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Julie

Motts doesnt give location information out at all. It helps protect the integrity of the site.
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Wow. Just.. wow.
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Nice lone chair in the background.
Not a Fan
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dear envious, i could use some help with grammer , but i was not responding to your comment, i am just very passionate when it comes to social injustice. i thank you for your concern .
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My Mom once told me the story of the day I was born. According to her my Grandmother wasn't too happy about my having to be delivered via c-section. Supposidly she had backed my father up against these windows (maybe these, possibly on another floor) and threatened to push him out of them if anything went wrong.
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I was one of the last six babies to be born in this hospital before it closed in 1979. It is so awesome to see this picture. I can imagine my parents and grandparents standing at these windows looking in at me. I get a kick out of Missy's comment. Oddly enough one of those babies just so happens to be sitting at his laptop looking at the place where his family stood on the day he was born. :)
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Heidianne, it may have been a teaching hospital where new docs and nurses learn on the job so to speak.
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Hey, they forgot the hinges. :/
really scary stuff
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The devil you say! Why, that must have been extremely nerve-wracking.
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The devil once lived inside of that very safe. He would escape and terrify thoe who were asleep... when you would hear the screams...that's when he'd hide!
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LMAO Ahahahaha! If there was ever a favorite picture I had on this site, I just found it. That is frigging hilarious. Pretty revolting, but damn hilarious. Damn Motts, how did you even approach the area? I would've been gagging and had my shirt up over my nose.
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Now tell me, who really needs an IPod?