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when i see entrances like this i always imagine "emergency" admissions...

looks like a service entrance though, no way you could negotiate that huge step from the asphalt up to the plinth with any grace...
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yep probably for more than one patient... we had whirlpools like that in our high school gym, very good for loosening up after february tennis matches.
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Haha that scared the crap out of me when I first saw it. But then again it's just a hand in a bloody wig...
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I think the flashlight is the top, smaller light and the long light is actually just the flashlight reflectiong off of a metal bar.
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Oh, yeah..and the bench was upholstered with deep cushions.
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flswan63: No, Alumnae Hall was the one attached to Halcyon. On the left in this view. Seen better in image 637. The hanging door in image 635 leads from the athletic fields into the "basement" of Alumnae Hall - the "Snack Bar". The boxy '60's dorm (now a condo?) was "Mc...something" Hall.
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Actually, Amy, it's where we curled up to read our mail!
its a shame there knocking th old place down im hoping to get 1 more trip in before its gone
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Stealing is wrong, no matter what.
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Well unless you are over 55 you can't buy a house there
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Except that you're wrong -- Motts has visited several places that are in fact getting renovated and/or restored. Yes, in most of these cases the abandoned places are destroyed, but in some they are saved... thus your initial premise is faulty.
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They do seem very angelic, and very sad, but have you noticed that their wings arn't angel wings, but 'demon' or 'bat' wings.
Have another tomorrow seems right
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so so so sad
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I suppose the State could argue that it still owns the building, thereby the records are in its possession, and if there is security patrolling the grounds then they have a very strong case that the records are in their possession under guard.... but then my mind is kinda wonky sometimes.
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Have I had too much to drink or is this room sloped?