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I don't know, the colour suits the room. It IS so sad to me. To see the mattress still there, so "new" creeps me out. Everything/place hold's a persons vast history and these pictures are all so deep to me.. they are very moving. Losing these places, or I should say, the buildings, at least; is such a travesty.
Thanks, keep them coming
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It is unfortunate that the building is being demolished.It would be difficult to preserve after so many years of neglect.Another problem is that old buildings like this are full of asbestos and lead paint.
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Henry, you are so danged cool! It's great to have a "resource" like you!
:-)
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Did you go up to the 10th floor?
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There are many hospitals like Danvers that are being demolished.The land is worth alot of money to developers.Some of the land at McLEANS hospital is being used to build condo's.For those who do not know McLEANS.It is located in Belmont Ma.The hospital is still in operation treating people and involved with alot of research projects.
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Hi Jerry they make a clothe one. I use this kind cause I had the same issue with the plastic ones. E-mail me and I'll see what I can do. garfieldhen34@hotmail.com
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there r no alrams i went in 7 today
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i just watched sessions 9 and seeing these pictures and listening to all the people here that worked or visited the place gives me an scary but exciting way these pictures are coming across.
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Is it just me or does anyone get the feeling someone or something is just around the corner?
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... as opposed to the Magic Roundabout, with Florence and Dougal and Dylan.

Dougal rocks my socks.
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This is one of our roundabouts, in the UK there is a particularly large one that has traffic lights and is about 4 lanes.

http://www.ltsa.govt.n...fx/roundabout-03.jpg
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Oh my. Beautiful photos. The colors you captured are amazing. & quite scarier then any gothic novel!!!!!!!!!
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Sorry, need a new keyboard after that one . . . 8`-)
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it truly is a beautiful building was .i was across the road from it today the water tower still stands.
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I'm not sure. I think Felyne is right, though.