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Yes but for medical purposes...not for murders. They both give off very different feelings.
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Touche
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True.....very true....psh stupid people
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What did the label say on the jar of liquid?
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I remember "The Changeling". Any picture with a wheelchair reminds me of that movie! Creeps me out...
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Mott's you didn't go up the water tower?
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Was there much of a platform behind you? I can't imagine you and a tripod on half of that little platform
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DeafAngel, you are correct. From the intro page:
"I really don't have much information about this particular hospital other than it was once a tuberculosis sanitarium, and then was converted into a psychiatric facility. The building seems to have been abandoned in the 1970's and left alone since."
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If I am not mistaken, I think I read where the hospital was also used as a psychiatric facility when the TB part closed. I may be wrong and if I am, forgive me.
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a pyromanic's wet dream
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I did some poking around and it looks like that glassware is at least pre 1982 and could very well have been used by Studebaker.

http://www.kimble-kont...m/html/CorpInfo.html

An auto manufacturer has all kinds of reasons for having a chemistry lab. Coolants, lubricants, paints, adhesives, all that stuff is going to need some kind of testing before it's used on a new car.

This is a GREAT site!
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Caution? Maybe so, but go man! See, explore!
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Here we go again. :-)
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Motts - touché! ;-)
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The hollow men, how appropriate Ron