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so lovely even in its dereliction
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To: DJ - I graduated 1967. Seeing the college in this state is heartbreaking. The head of the English Dept. was Charles Alva Hoyt (you can google him). Mildred Johnson went out west to a university I believe in Idaho. I tried to contact her and she was in a local nursing home. I spoke to her briefly but I think she had Alzheimers. This was three years ago. I didn't have any contact with the French Dept. To see such an architecturally significant building abandoned in this way is a travesty in every way.
haha thanks Lynne. I'm not working right now so Ive got pleanty of time on my hands to do research and photograph things!
No way...I could have sworn this was a mental instituion...DEMONS ALLEY...that name fits it SO perfectly, the demons being the doctors who claim they're trying to help. HA.
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wow... that is grass
Snow plants! Cool. Must be an European thing...
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my boy linksy lied down on that last night
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THIIS PIC IS FULL OF FANTACY-[HEAVENLY]
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That cross is amazing. It's like something you'd steal in Tomb Raider. :D
Martha L....what company did you purchase an iron lung from-I didn't even think they were manufactured anymore...also 800 pounds, how does one manage to get such equipment into a home, up steps, etc.
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It stopped in front of the morgue? %-( Roaches check in but they don't check out?! Oi, this is creepy....
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creepy! i love it!
i would love to go to these places for myself
i am in love with your work! lol :D
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omg thats so awsome! I really really love this Photo. Its very intresting and not something you see at all!
AMAZING!
creepy stuff.
...what is that on the bottom bed...
"It's kind of like those horror movies where the main character (girl) is walking down a long hall trying to get to the end of the hall to the open door..."

...from the movie Gothika?