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I think I would rather live in a rehabbed hospital than a reconverted jail. I would imagine there would be more negative residual energy in a jail.
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cool place for a bunch of pigeons to hang out
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looks like a ceiling light to me, with a bare light bulb in it
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Fantastic photo. Looks very clean and I'm glad to see it has not been damaged by vandals.
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Can't believe the remains of those past were just out in the open like this.
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As a bone collector, seeing this in person would have made me scream in joy! What an awesome discovery...
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Looks like watercolor paint. This is beautiful.
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Love this shot. Simply breathtaking!
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Love that small bit of light, peeking in through the keyhole of the doors.
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I LOVE old jails! This would have truly been a treat to wander through!
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...i keep imagining flowerpots on those window sills......
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Well - at least they HAD a classroom.
How old would they be, those school desks?
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N-Thats a ceiling at the far end. That dial is more likely a light or fire alarm/smoke detector.
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Mica the usual color is some kind of puke teal green or grey. generally cheap and unpleasing to the eye. I suspect they used this color because it is pleasing to the eye in an attempt to help keep the imates calm.
N-Not all inmates are suicidal. Most inmates in a prison just want to do their time and get out so there is no worry that they may hang themself.
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Actually the orange material reminds me of the bedspreads from the 70s. Chenille? I think that's what they were!