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I like the name for this pic...it goes with it well....This pics is great!
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ohhhhh I really love this pic!
Im actually taking pics like this irght now...but ya...I LOVE IT!
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23 years ago I had an internship next door at the more "modern" hospital and we used to explore the abandoned buildings during our breaks. We saw several cell-like rooms with restraining devices. Filing cabinets full of documentation from 19th century. Creapy baths and showers. Yet the place we worked in wasn't much different, with its padded rooms, desks with straps for autistic children, etc....
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These pictures are wonderful. I live in Virginia, but I would love to go here and also to King's Park State Hospital as well and go inside.

Is it easy to get in?
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OMG you guys are killing me and Dr. Sketch, my bedroom is a holy place as well, (ha ha ha) okay so it is decided that ~Me, and Dr. Sketch are riding my special bus!!! oh yeah, you know what I am talking about
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it looks like a strange mist rising frome that hole......
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Formidable obra - solamente vi cuatro o cinco imagenes- pero esta ttdo claro - Volvere
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are the vines supposed to be that way? or have the windows been broken and the vines have grown in?
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Absolutamente conmovedor-desolador-verdadero-
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That room is in superb condition!
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Holy crap! that's a big frigging crib dont ya think?
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Looks like a chair museum....
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Its rude how the comfy seats are in here instead of the birthing theater room! its an outrage! shame on you seat installers for doing this!!!!
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ATTACK OF THE CHAIRS!
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i wonder how this happened?