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I would also like to know the truth what was done to patients at the hospital. I heard there is a doctor coming forward doing a public access TV show on the history of the hospital. It wouldnt surprise me if the doctors abused the patients because that was commonplace at that time.
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I assume this photo was taken in the Admin building. Too bad they cant open up the buildings for tours.
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Motts, planning on a trip back to NSH in near future? Would be interested to see photos of the adminstrator's offices, morgues, tunnels, power plant, employee's club house, cottages, doctors homes, and dont forget Pond View!
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This looks similar to the windows from the NSH on the Norwich line - one of the first buildings of the whole campus...built even before the tunnels.
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I want to know if any other areas of the hospital are haunted and whether anyone has been in Kettle or Lab buildings lately and how would they be accessed. How do you access the tunnels underneath Salmon building? Anyone have any pics of the boat docks and what were they used for? I assume transport of oil for the power plant. If so e-mail me smilingcorey@yahoo.com
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It's a release valve on the pipe and a controller probably for steam
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Tug boats seem to have a personality of their own. Those have to be pretty old. I can't see them making wood tugboats after the turn of the century.
It would be neat to have a registry of the boats that have been "checked in" over the years. It's out there somewhere.
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Dave, most "ghosts" are in our heads. I've found that when you are in a creepy place, your senses are dialed in to every sound, movement, smell etc. I'm not saying that it's NOT haunted. If you go there in the dead of night by yourself without a flashlight, it might as well be.
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My grandmother cheated death there in the mid forties. She got T.B and was there for years. My dad and his father were not allowed near her. My grandmother would wave to them from the solarium on the roof; that was as close as they were allowed to get. My grandmother was released and lived to be eighty seven.
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Holy crap, I was going to say this was an old scool carriage but you had to ruin the fun.
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You are very right ladyhawke04008. You have have alot of respect for the dead peple. I think you are cool.

Rock On
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Have I ever told you that you rock, Motts?
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I want Motts to take a photo of you, so I can say Who shot JR!


Dear god, don't make it an election, I'll be voted off the island! The Opacity Tribe has spoken!
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*rocks out to Van Halen* Might as well Jump!


sorry, that song leapt into my head when when I read Achilles comment (as did the pun).
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X'D

Felyne, I'd like to elect you as my new partner in crime. x')