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You are so right Susie! this photo really spoke to me! That photo really was a great marriage in architecture and abstract art. When i saw this photo, my life nearly changed, i know it sounds corny, but it really did. motts you really know how to take superlative photos.
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No, the residents usually died of natural causes.
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Yes, it is a refrigeration unit for storing human remains... a larger 4 drawer one was next to it.
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No, it's not in MA. The exact location will remain under wraps on this website for now.
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It was most likely set on fire after abandonment.
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Thanks for the link Joeniel!
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careful what choo wish for...
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This room (minus the chair) reminds me of the bathroom in Saw!
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F.E.A.R the song Jmack???
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It's Johnny Mac's fault - he pushes me on to get ever more outrageous. ;-)
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I was at danvers on 7/15 and most of this is all gone now. Just the center building stands- all the auditorium and everything behind the center building is gone- I was standing back there on the old wooden stairs until the security guards came. I just got a warning though. At least pictures exist of this place!!!
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Fantastic gallery Motts, now I just have to get my wife to massage the crick in my neck. Seriously, I really enjoyed the slanted perspectives from this gallery, it shows that you are still growing artistically... even though many of us thought you were at the peak of your skills, you continue to awe us with your stiking pictures.
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what town is this place in??
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I don't think it's THAT ugly, it's almost pretty in a certain way, if you look at it.