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Complete with wood panelling walls.

Looks like it was taken with a night camera.
Where's Paris ?
Sorry,could'nt resist.
To the guy whom took the time to venture to these places and take these pictures then take care of a website showcasing your work did an excellent job.

I would imagine it was of Catholic affiliation -= being a Catholic school and all... :D

Yeah - after growing up in 914, it was really weird to dial an 845 when calling Mom. We had the same phone number from the 70's until Mom and Dad sold the house and moved to Tennessee...

It is scary to think as a child growing up i lived right down the street and i too could have been a resident there since i was a troubling child i am only glad times are different. Thank you for letting me get an inside look of what could have been my hell...

no one is make this up as someone who has been in one this kind of thing does happen laws or no just try to make the people who think your crazy get someone in there to help you if you realy think it is made up read becoming anna it will shed some truth for you

It's definately steam....

The insulation on the piping and such isn't so much to keep the steam from being cooled as it is to prevent the surrounding area from getting too hot - and to prevent severe burns in case of accidental contact...

Chris,

Steam can actually go well above 212 degrees - and normally does in power plants. J is probably right...

Actually, 914 used to be a Goshen area code, so chances are, that number has since been reassigned to Yonkers. (Everything west of the Hudson is now 845, while Westchester/Yonkers/etc. got to keep the 914).

Did you go down into the tunnels were they sent people when they had typhoid? Or is too dangerous now?

And a hug, which is nice.

Migue certainly has a point.

Looks a bit like my fireplace... cleaner, obviously, but not unlike mine.

And generally nicer.

NORMAN......NORMAN BATES IS THAT YOU!!!!!