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Beautiful room! Sad to see how much it's deteriorated since the time the picture-postcard in that link was taken, though...

I really enjoy the view shots, Motts. more to look at then just inside. love the smokestacks waaay back there, adds a nice touch.

Motts
What a beautiful shot. The lighting, the dolls head just really speak out about the place. You are such an artist

Well I wonder what would it take to get all of this equipment to those who need it?? This is such a huge waste and there are so many who need it.

remarkable. what a view!

Wow... I love that window! The contrast between the daylight and the shadows is excellent and shows the glass patterns off to best effect. Very beautiful indeed.

Aww Lynnie it's no wonder we loves ya so much! Thank you for the links, it makes it so much easier to understand the equipment.

Yikes, you don't??? Okay, anyone got a second clue??

Now that's a beautiful picture... great job, Motts! :)

I haven't the first clue on this one.

'ee' and 'ou' remind me of phonics, I suppose there's a version of Scrabble that used such tiles. I remember an old Seasme Street version of Scrabble that had similar pieces, though they were made of cardboard, these appear to be wooden or plastic.

Wow. This is a great photograph. All of them are, actually. But this just screams out to me, to be great. Its like she's trying to get out, and I've felt that before too.
But no matter what, all these photos, and insanely MAGNIFICENT!

I wonder f its for sale..


Why?

Regarding the plug in the grotto, it may be possible that they had a string of Christmas lights out here in December, or maybe some form of lighting for a Nativity scene, though I couldn't say for certain, since I'm not Roman Catholic...

Looks like the small building they used to do lobotomies in. Just out side the east end of the Kirkbride building. There was a small passageway out to the building Made it into the passage never into the building didn't have the proper keys to do so.