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watch that first step, its along one!
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I wonder if they were surgery sinks. Didn't they do lobotomies here?
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I have become addicted to your art it is inspiring
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There were many forms of hydrotherapy.The different methods were used to stimulate or sedate a patient,relieve pain and insomnia,stimulate perspiration to eliminate toxins.Varied water temperature produced different effects on the patient.
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Imagine me the very cemetary lover, BUT I gotta say this beats anything Ive seen in Buffalo. I may not sleep ever again .
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Ive been here back in the 1980's in my psychiatric rotation for nursing school. We were allowed in the main building and on the grounds with our patients if they had that privilege. These photos capture that eerie haunting feeling very well. Brings back memories for sure!
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*gasp* Lynne, you don't say!! you threw the baby patients at the walls again, didn't you? DIDNT YOU!? :'(

oh, the inhumanity!! ; )
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Whats up with Randall?
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God in Heaven, Me, you are right! I am sickened and disgusted to say it looks like those sadists interrogated, tortured, and then brutally dismembered an innocent Christmas tree! Oh the humanity, the humanity! 8`-( DANG those doctors and nurses and attendants - dang their cruel hides! 8`-(

P.S. Me not ~Me. ;-)
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Here's a clue - it's NOT inside the building. The rest is up to you.
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Hello, Poisonous, dahlink. Long time no see! :-)

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Bloor or paint - no difference, really - they are both perpetrated by evil and abusive caretakers. ;-)
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Feels like I used to live here
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yeah im only 11 years old and i have been in this place it kicks ass
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The table was in the projector room in the Furey Ellis auditorium, which is now long gone.