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Looking for any information on the physical condition of the children's building. I haven't been to Glenn Dale in over a year, and want to know if it's even a managable trip these days, security and all. I'm bringing some friends, and want things to go as smoothly as possible.
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Big Brother is watching.
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Tell me about yourself Andy. Did your motherused to beat you everday when you were young.

Yeah, she did.... She did....
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Amazing beauty...too bad it won't be restored so it could be used again by some who would appreciate it's beauty and function. Outstanding photoraphy!
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I'd love to one day, not sure about for next year though... I have plenty of cemeteries and crypts coming up, and some pretty wild stuff I haven't gotten to yet!
Yeah, I'd hope patients couldn't access that, it seems that if they could it would certainlly be a disaster. Even having staff being exposed to it seems like a accident waiting to happen.
Yummy looking.
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wow, I want one to go in the living room.
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i love riding around on my bike and looking in the building, though scary. they have a bowling ally a huge kitchen the theatre and a bunch of bedrooms, with old old sscary underground tunnels leading everywhere
that has got to be ahead of its time.
thats a pretty retro (and cool looking) autoclave!
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i bike the skate park their, ride around the buildings all the time
thanks motts, great site you have here very stunning and surreal
my only guess is that those safety/fire axes probably owned by the hospital and kept in a certain area for fire escape purposes. You said they use these old delapatated buildings for training, i don't think the goverment sound send out good men into an unsafe building but with that said... the fire department might have been there for training and left a couple pieces of surplus behind.
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(lmao at Hebridean Al's comment)