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Definitely reminds me of The Shining too. Not seen that film in years, must buy it!

why do they do this in alot of the places?...do they do that becuase when they first close there not sure for how long and they dont want ppl useing the toilets becuase the waters off or no ones going to clean it?

haha at first glance it looks like mabey a todler doing a cross type pose.

wow reading all your comments has givein me a laugh...thanks.....lol

were thease humming or was their any thing that indicated that they were still active?....i know alot of times they seem to leave the swicth gear on?..for what reason i dont know

Detroit has some gorgeous hotels. They had more, but the Statler and Madison-Lennox were demolished so they wouldn't look bad for the Super Bowl. I can't wait to see your photographs though, they're always something special.

Heres the deal:
I am working with several RI artists on a Rocky Point comic/graphic novel. I have chose to do a story on the house of horrors . I want to develop a story based somewhat on fact and perhaps create an urban legend around it.
So basiclly I'm trying to remember specific visual aspects of the house, but I also have tons of questions....
1.When was it first built?
2. How long was the viking outside of the house? (Seen pics from 70's and 80's it's there and then not there-inconsistent?)
3. The house was sold at auction for $1000-to whom?
4.Were the pieces in the house sold seperately?
5.The owner opened Halloweenland the next year-it got shut down-why?
6.The cars were painted over?
I have a million more....
Hope you can help me out...

If I hadn't failed GCSE Chemistry and the like, I would have loved to work in a morgue... alas, it's never going to happen :-(

"It's kind of like those horror movies where the main character (girl) is walking down a long hall trying to get to the end of the hall to the open door..."

I played a computer game a bit like that some time ago, I got caught by the ghost thing, that was some kind of scary!

This reminds me of that scene in House on Haunted Hill where the blonde woman goes down into the basement with her video camera and the footage of the doctors doing surgery comes up on the screen but they are not actually there

Although they weren't shrouded by any kind of curtain, it gives off the same effect to me. As if you were seeing the above pic through the camera lens, but if you were to put the camera down, the room would be empy and the curtain wouldn't be there!

Freaky stuff!

As I said previously, these pictures gave me a rather interesting sensation! *blushes*

I blame my partner, they are the one who got me into all "that" kind of stuff!

BTW- Where is the face?

I can't comment, I'm just seriously morbid! But... my inner freak was rather intrigued by that machine! :-O

After reading these comments, I have decided to research ways to help those with mental disturbances with acupuncture and oriental medicine. I feel that all people need love, not isolation.

hi, i'm a court administrator. i deal with records destruction all the time. Medical records are not kept indefinitely. Every state has different laws regarding their destruction and what is to be done away with. In this case, it's unlikely any of those patients are even still alive and if so, the content is probably limited at best anyway.