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omg that creeps me out thinking about session 9 and stuff
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Bodies are refrigerated, not frozen.
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so much stainless steel. worth alot of money now too with recycling prices.
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i had to use one of those tubs when i broke my arm in 3 places. helped loosen up the joint so i can move my writs better. the pump always scared me .
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i would take the chair for a souvenier it woodnt be to comfy wen u think of all the patients in it tho
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farewell the H, I, and J wards are downa along w/ medical bldg chapel(s) laundry ect for more demolition info and pics got o danversstateia.com
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good night and good luck
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man, cleaner than my shower!
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kinf of beautiful, though, to watch nature slowly reclaim...
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gymnasium? aren't you terrified of falling through one of these floors? where can i read about your near misses?
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gorgeous.. what a capture
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did they have patients working at the glass brick factory?
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Damn, the tore down almost all of it except for the G Ward. I wish i could have gone inside. This is the ebst website to see what it looked like. Great photographs.
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that is a really sad picture, lonely picture
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Seems to be missing the upper ram plate as well. Poor old thing!