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No matter how depressing it may sound, no matter how you try to spin it...I have to agree with Sian...You can't take it with you, etc., etc...
What a pic THERE, Motts!!!
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"Sleek" comes to mind here...What a gallery Motts!
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Whoa....THAT is one absolutely COOL crown......Did you look INSIDE???
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Is that....ummmm...grass on the handle? How'd THAT get there? When the Count was returning early this morning, (Just before sunrise)maybe?
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That is a very ornate casket in the lower right corner....I agree Ladyhawke...Dark Shadows.....LOVED that show as a kid.....
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holly fuck....i want some!!!!...anyone with a fork left wanna make some money??...i have a 53'' ft trailer...
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Good catch!

So, how creepy would it have been to have been in this crypt when the medallion fell off into the handle like that?

*clink*

(!!!) whatwasthat?
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it still seemed to have that fun amusement park air to it even when it was closed...

but now its gone... all gone...
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do they have to have the religion?
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It really does look like a scene out of Dark Shadows. Or an Anne Rice novel.
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Love the window and design of the arches in this cript.
May anyone else who enters here also, just "take pictures, leave footprints."
Another beautiful gallery, Motts!
Thanks so much!
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Oregon State Hospital
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wow that is amazing.. think of the stories and lives that are explained in that room....wow
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I can't recall the dates on these to know how long they have been here... probably from the late 1800's to early 1900's.

Yes those are crowns above the handles. There seemed to be an outer cloth covering the wood casket liner that has rippled and torn, much like the ones found in the psych hospital: http://www.opacity.us/image2422_corner.htm
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I wonder how long it took to make one of these. Also, if one or more people created it.