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Im in the process of getting the permit , to investagate the area at the hospital , i work for the MASCC Northeast Paranormal Soc , if you know of any or would like info on the investagation please e-mail me at donmac82@yahoo.com
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ag esquisimuag sogpe nehme
esta pagina es exelente pero seria mejor que ttambien la traducieran en español para que la gente pueda entender mejor por favor pongan mas cosas de muertos o casas como esta.
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This is leading me somewhere...
really good colors and use of it.
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i'd go down there by myself in the pitch dark.....=]
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yet...another lonesom chair
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even though its my last name this place is so radical...beautiful
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Wow... this is wierd finding this site, my brother Danny is still at this place. but in live in Georgia. I remeber all the people would come to the open room at the end of this solarium and yell... me me to burnout in my (79) Trans Am in 1983
they seem to enjoy it alot.
Some times when i watch scary movies with my kids and it portrays places like this it seems so unreal to them, but so real to me... very sad haunting memories here.
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this is a REALLY informative document i found online. It's like of a summary of various statistics of danvers state for the whole year of 1940. i came across this while trying to do research on my great-grandmother, who i just recently about 3 months ago) found out was admitted to danvers for a nervous break down and severe depression. i just thought that maybe mr. motts would find this interesting or whoever else. i know i did. especially around pages 12-15. let me know if the link doesn't work, but it should. here it is

http://www.abandonedas...uals/danvers1940.pdf
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they have these at met....
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thats crazy....
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so close to nature but negelated
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Its beutiful
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ill take a room of that size over a hole in the ground!
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Thanks, I live in NY, this was just a summer trip to England.