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Ive been in those littel doors be4. yesterday me and a few burned there.

this has to be the deepest thread I've ever read I feel for you all that have gone threw so much pain I too as a teen of
14 and 15 was in a ward for kids for observation and was locked behind such doors it was frightening and scary
and all I wanted was to be let out I cant
tell you how much I cried I did it so much
I passed out doing it thinking to my self good god I hope this never happens to me agen these picture bring back some horrific memories so from one that has lived this on the inside I can tell you that
I did want affection and if I could have of reached out my hand (I could not cuz they were strapped to a bed) I would have
of .

This hallway was not removed. Motts took this photo in 2005.

I may be mistaken because its been a long time but I believe this to be located on the ground floor the last hallway before you exit.

The park props in the 80s were worked upon by Mr. Crudelle. From all accounts a rather odd man from an odd family. You can read about Mr. Crudelle's son here:

http://www.slowart.com/articles/janello.htm

I have no information about the accuracy of the article. It does seem to be written with a flair for the dramatic. I have never met any of the Crudelles.

Wow! Pretty kinky!

This hallway would be on he top floor; an approach to Bill Tracy's torture scene as seen here in Trimper's Haunted House:
http://www.laffintheda...es/trimpers/thh5.htm
In the House of Horrors, You could hear the man being streched on the rack groaning as you rode down the corridor. The scene was at the very end of the corridor, then you turned right. This scene was removed in the early 1980s and I'm not sure why.. As I recall from a ride in 1984, a sceaming lady bound in a rope took its place. Somebody replaced much of Tracy's original Castle of Terror figures in 1980s.. Anybody know whom?

"Icebox" -- I thought I was the last person on earth to know what an icebox was.

I think they would place objets d'art there!Parlez vous francais?

That's what the actor, Steve McQueen, died of, too. A terrible cancer.

Also, remember, Soylent Green Is People!!

I don't get the pipes under the sink -- looks like a curled up snake.

This is a wonderful shot -- although the sky and water are beautiful, it's the smokestack that catches the eye.

Yeah, freek, I saw it too. It's obviously Darth Vader with his cape!

I guess I'm slightly out of it. Would someone please explain to me what ROFLMAO means. Thanks

Mott's, I have a dock that is decaying if you want to get more pictures.Don't ya love me? I make you laugh!!

Steve I think they put up a web cam to monitor Spider Gates. They might also have a web site I believe. Have you ever been?