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nice "sepia" shot, looks like final fantasy

Ahhhh, The beauty off the past! I wonder what wood they used for those. Mahogany was a much used and easy wood to work in those days..

Beautiful woodwork! I agree; the banisters should be in a mansion. I know some people that would pay big for those.

Those columns look like they came from a Persian palace.

LOL some kid always puts a milk inhis pocket and steals it and every day the lunch lady knows that he does it but she feels bad for him i guess so she lets him go on thinking he's hiding it

i dont know why anyone would care, this pic just brought back that memory

dewey how would you like to find out, would you like to volunteer

i had one of those fume chamber hood thingies in my chem classroom too

What the hell is that tube used for, it looks like either like a reverse leaf-blower or a Mr. Thirsty at the dentist

cus i know it definately isnt for lipo

yea i see that face, looks like a skull if you look closely

What is the body block used for?

It's Michael Jackson's dream come true.

This photographer has some balls.

Wow, spray paint on some old shitty chairs really generates alot of hype. And shut up, its been ruined for 10 years.... Anyway, Radical Ed!!!! OMG!! I haven't talked to you in forever! But I think I may want to go to there one last time before its completely gone, & my brother too! So hit us up! My AIM doesn't work but look us up on Myspace or get one of our numbers from somebody... Hope to hear from ya!

i take care of middle aged people who spent 23 out of 24 hours in these cribs having been sent there at 5,6, 7.... the records we have recently found state they were in these cribs for 23 hours a day, and were muffed and shackled for days/ weeks for screaming and being disruptive. Imagine being 6, in this , and not being able to make any noise, or you were restrained for god knows how long. just think about that..... yea, they were kind and loving people that worked there.

to sonya... i am a nurse for some of these wonderful people. My organization assisted with deinstitutionalization. We bought houses in ne philly, 1-3 people live in a regular house with our staff there 24-7. Thank God, they have wonderful lives. We go to Norristown State Hospital frequently to review the trashed records to find out their histories. It is the saddest thing i have ever done.

...They don't?