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Its looks up side donw. with a floor lamp; you can tell by looking at the bottom of the door
that really is the top of the door.
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What a neat Tub I like the wire soap dish and its in good shape to not have been in use for many years . all it needs is a yellow rubber duck.
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what I dont get is 'Why is the chair in such good shape, and the room is so tore up?
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I freaking LOVE this Building!!
Does anyone see a face of a man in the last window on the top right???????

Motts - Was that a friend on yours watching you from inside the building?
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Well, that was slightly psychotic.
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Although I grew up @ Crescent Park, this was the last of the line to die.......man I miss those days. Thanx for the memories
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you guys never cease to crack me up. XD

anyway though, I'm just dying to pull that thing. I wanna pullllllll it I wanna pulllllll it!!
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*jaw drops and is speechless*

Yeah...what everyone ^up^ there said!
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You're right phloo...its not a cathedral or Dracula's castle.

Its Buffalo State Hospital.
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cement pad probably had picnic tables or chairs so you could be outside under that maple tree.
I want to climb it... as odd of angle as it is.
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I am so intrigued by these abandoned buildings, and the photos that all different visitors are able to capture. I am so curious about the metro and the other hospitals in that area...even the few that were abandoned but are still standing on the Mcclean campus.
I am currently at school right near the state hospital in Northampton, MA ...I think I will be venturing over there to poke around soon. Great photos Motts - I will keep checking back to see what new items you post.
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Argh! I'm supposed to be moving to San Diego in November but if I'm back here Feb/Mar I'll catch up with you for sure!

Feel free to email me if you want info: felyne@felyne.com
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the first thought i had, was a bloody prisoner being dragged along the floor by an arm, that looked broken. man i'm morbid.

Nice shot :P