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Perhaps the busses and the motors have a connection?
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If you stood there when it came down you'd be very impressed.
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Sorry Feds, Fedz, I won't be at the psych center anytime soon, since you seem to be commited there though, take some time to learn how to spell your own fucking name! ;-)
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Lights! Lights! Where are the lights?! I would not go down this hallway by myself if you paid me!
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My sister looked at these with me on here last night and was in awe of how identical these are to the army trucks' engines she works with in the national guard.
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I did not even notice the busses..interesting.
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I played in Speedy's band back in the 80's and played the Pines for four summers. Met my ex-wife there...must have been the carpet
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John Black knows a hell of a lot about this place. His comments are under some of the photos here and also in this forum thread: http://www.opacity.us/...m/viewtopic.php?t=75
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Why doesnt anyone really know much about this place?
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I would LOVE to go through all of those files. Has to be some amazing piece of automotive history in there.
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Do you think that this place may be haunted?
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No, the company isn't involved with the auto industry.
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As I look at these engines again I agree with Bill F. These were pulled from service. Motts, was the last business in here rehabbing old motors?
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Wrong Ma Specht, Nightingale. Yours is probably her daughter-in-law. I was a nursing student at PPC before Helen and "our" Ma Specht, as well as several of her sons, have since died. Living at PPC never scared me and the school turned out many terrific RNs. Very sad to see the changes-lots of great memories.
Inside of these houses were absolutely beautiful.
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coby, oh my gosh you are right and I love the movie christine, gave me nightmares fo weeks!!!!