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I'm sorry, but I wasn't intending to be political, I only ask because I am writting a fiction story with an asylum and I'm doing alot of research for it, I saw this site and looking at Letchworth inspired me to write it, so any and all tid bits of patient stories or info is well accepted :-)
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Kinda reminds me of Resident Evil, lol
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i agree its hell
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whew, thanx for the explaination Lynne, I thought I took the wrong meds again.
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A dead place
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My favourite of this series
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its just amazing.....
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This is awesome!!!
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Thanks for displaying Dixmont before its demolition, Motts. I hope it was well worth the LONG drive for you to see this ancient Kirkbride in her last days of existence. When I'd read that article on it being turned into a Wal-Mart Supercenter, it made me ill. One might think that the saveable parts of the building would be useable and they could have enough acreage there left over for Wal-Mart, too.
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Thank you again Motts for sharing another grand old beauty with us before it's forever gone. Great work!
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I'm on your side Lynne. :)
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I second that motion Motts. That's why I love that you do what you do. If I was with you I'd shake your hand.
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So damn sad.
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Interesting. I had a friend who's bedroom had the exact same layout with the two doors. The second one did lead to a back porch. I have never seen another room like it until tonight.
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Before and After shots are my favourites. :) I can't get over the change, it makes me so sad.