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What I've noticed most about this building is the different colors that are reflected through the windows and off the wall paper. This is one of my favorites. Hopefully you'll go back someday, I'd love to see more!
Once again, excellent collection of photos Mr. Motts! : )
Pay no attention to the man behind that curtain!
Please follow the black line to Pathology. Follow the yellow line to Radiology. Follow the blue line to Hydrotherapy. Follow the red line to Philbotomy.
Hmmm...
OUCH! That hurt...
Considering the harsh New England weather. This building has held up quite well. That cieling is in great shape, it should have fallen already. Nice architecture...
Timeless Tile... Can withstand the passing of time and remain timeless...
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wow, i understand that it should be calming, but it actualy made me kinda nasuese. and i like this colour. should pepto have this effect? Lynne?
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Lynne, hmm. sarcasm is very becoming the way you do it. your a rock star
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ya, what jessica said
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I love the fireplace, but i wonder about the fireplace in the day room. Im thinking about resident safety. i like the calming effect, but wonder if it worked for everyone
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ohh lucky you got there before the ceiling started falling now.now theres a big gross mess all over the floor :(
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haha no room 666.i think they cut off right before that.trust me i checked :)
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those trees were still pritty much intact fake plants.ugly ones at that.
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i have a shot looking up at these from that landing.
all the fixtures in this building make you go errrr what the heck were they thinking?