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i think they should make a show about pilgrim state,maybe on the sci fi channel.keep some of those historic buildings from getting demolished
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Building 21 has those little cage-like things. Some of the bars or loose. There's a little hint to you all...
I go there pretty often, so I know my ways to get in. :]
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When I worked there in the 1959-1986 eras this did not look so bad. We handled the deaths, did autopsies in the "dungeons" as we call the basement of the old building, and even had a maternity section and surgery over in the "new bldg." The dungeons were definitely spooky and you had to have a master giant skeleton type key to get around down there...........ahh, memories.
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Hi Erin,there are many people with mental illness that are locked away in the jail and prison systems across the country.
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One picture is worth a thousand words!
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Iam glad those records are not mine.
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Thanks so much to Ladyhawke for keeping up with this thread! If anybody is interested in a discussion board about the Enchanted Forest, you can find one here:
http://www.enchantedforestmd.org/
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I love this!
it's so rare to find things as they were.
that bed was definately made by a nurse!
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You know, it is possible to buy this property for only $1.00. The people who bought the Buffalo Central Terminal bought it for only a $1.00. This place can be runned by volunteers and is a nonprofit oganization, just like the BCT.
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You really should turn the photos of these private boxes filled with personal info to the police. If they ask you why you were there, just say you run a COOL DOWN TO EARTH SITE. They will understand. Besides, your Motts the Urban Warrior
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also, the darkness of that door just looks so ominous!
it reminds me of how black our basement was and why I was so scared of it as a kid.
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I really like this picture.
the paint lookes almost puffy in some places like the walls became bloated at one point and stretched and cracked it and then they fell back to their original size and the paint stayed at that size
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people always wanna put more of a story into these places than what's there... they wanna make things worse than they were.

there wouldn't be blood dripping from the TOPS of all of the walls unless it somehow seeped in from a floor above, in which case, there'd hafta be a lot of blood in the above room... enough to saturate the walls and floors.

think logically, people and stop trying to make this stuff seem so sinister. more than likely if theres red spatters or liquid, it's rust.
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kind of like people who litter when there is a barrel 10 feet away.
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i dont think people think it is that serious, its more of a lack of respect of property that does not belong to these vandals.as well as a increase in security. it is just a quility of life issue.