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Wow!
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Awesome!! Love the tiles!
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Looks like Mr. Hankie was here
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I dont think its any sort of conduit or pipe bender.....this was a hospital...not a fabrication/metal factory. Why would they need a pipe bender in a hospital? It had to have been used for something else IMO. Its a great picture though! Kudos to whoever took it!
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I like the cross on his hat, kind of ironic
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did you ever go in the room with all the glass skylights?
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It is pitch black in there! I wouldn't go in there with a search light! Can you just imagine who and WHAT wlaked these halls? Past and Present?!
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Look at the curtains on the first floor
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It's creepy how there are still sheets on the bed
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This pictures just incredible
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I see byberry buck tags at kings park
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It kind of gives out the feeling of ... hope
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A lot of times these blocks were used in stables to be easy on the horses feet after a long day of deliveries pulling wagons.
I know of one of these stables now being used for a truck spring company in Reading Pa.
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Loved the tour, many thanks!
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HELP!! Somebody please get a horticulturist!!!