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Beautiful staircase and crumbling walls....interesting
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In the mid-70's I sold Haldol ( a tranquilizer) at Letchworth, and used to dread calling on the place. patients in helmets, hitting their heads against walls. patients masturbating in public.
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ewwwwwwwwwww, creepy!!!!!!
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Looks like you are going downstairs from beauty into madness. that is creepy!
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Is this the Addams Family ballroom? Dark dismal walls with black curtains, nice touch
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I worked in a wool factory (insert your tacky jokes here) and I took care of their computer system.

They had a safe like this and it was amazing that it was all done up in brass and was all carved and ornate. There were so many drawer that held original documents when the factory opened in 1901.

They are turning the factory into luxury condos for morons who have too much money to blow.

Would love to see that safe one more time before its gone
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If it was cracked like that, I think it would have fallen down by now. It does look like someone looking around the corner. Ahhhh, Mott made new friends
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I love the fireplace and the windows in the back room
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This may sound like a stupid question, but why is it so dark past those pillars??
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they should do a commerical for 409 here
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See all those times you looked for napkins that a restaurant and they were out, you could just come here and get some
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I remember a friend in grade school who went for Special Ed and he use to use these flashcards with a special reader that he slid through.

Oh and that kid today....owns his own business and is married with four kids. Guess the flashcards worked
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"i real don,t think that those toys were there when the place was open "

You know what, even when a place shuts down PEOPLE BRING THING INTO AN ABANDONED BUILDING. Yes you are right, these were not here when the building opened up. WHO FRIGGIN CARES!

Mott is trying to show an emotion with this photo idiot. It is sad that a childhood memory is rotting away under rain water.

Look with your eyes moron
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The sad thing is if you were to show this to a kid now a days he would say "whats a typewriter?"
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Would love to save all of those books and display them