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Dark-Star I think the angel ornament is the content of the package.

Mica I see what you mean in the previous picture. It's the same type of fixture just close up.

Well, someone cared enough to visit and place flowers or the crucifix. The generations pass and people forget as go about their own lives. Makes me wonder where my great, greats are buried.

This was just amazing! I wish there were a 100 more shots. The kitchen(s) maybe. So much must have been missed! Argh!!

Another beautiful building. They don't make them like that anymore, that's for sure.

Door to where? The door looks as if it had been repaired a number of times. Why? An interesting shot that has left me wondering....

Arghhhhh - it really is a nightmare now - can´t believe it has just been left so long so long decaying looks so dangerous all.

I spent 11 long years in that hell.

How do you suppose they opened and closed it when they were in operation?

The open half door was probably the office - had to be able to hear while charting, etc., while also being safe(r). The door down the all, closer to the door to the day room, was probably the med room - the ledge at the top of the half door is where juice cups were set for patients to take as they progressed to the door in a line. I liked the juice, tasted like Tang. The institutional peanut butter was a killer - literally - a patient aspirated it in a PB&J prepared for snack time, and was dead within a few minutes. I remember his name. Retarded, but always nice.

I notice a lot of signs like this in other buildings also and if you take note most of the script is always on a slant or not centered correctly.

"33" Rolling Rock

These were probably electric cigarette lighters

Yes there they are, the Lamps - those chain hung bells had ½-globes....
Correct!