2,174 Comments for Bennett School for Girls

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very sad pic
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I would loved to have lived in the early days of these types of buildings. I love the archetech of them.
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Yes, the extremities are gone. However, what can be done is replication of millwork profiles which can be taken from what remains. Much of the stone work is probably O.K. There also seems to be a photo archive. All it takes is money. God knows there is no shortage of cash among families of alumni. Maybe somebody will pony up!
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this place is way beyond restoration and I'd be the first one to hurray for it's resurrection too bad cos MIllbrook used to be a neat community but has given way to the modern world charm {???]
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Hi Folks & Pat- I ran accross this site inadvertantly because it was mentioned by Artist Andrew Wyeths grand daughter, ( Anna B. McCoy)that she attended drawing and painting classes at Bennett. Today she is in her nineties and sells her work through the Dowling Walsh Gallery in Rockland, Maine. Her work is stunnig and in the Wyeth tradition. If this American treasure is still slated for demolition, lets form a restoration coalition! Historic preservation is my specialty. Any one interested?-Ken
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Canda - fascinating, you spelled "col" and 'terrafing" wrong but nailed "claustrophobic."
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save your swearing for the gas prices which'll keep me from going to Millbrook this year so pleeeze keep up on any demo on the old girl
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it's still standing
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i am there every year and believe U me it's not that safe any more- look up Kyle's responce on last pic of this gallery and now even worse
sorry for swearing so much... a bad habit
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i hate electric stoves, and rainy days
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thats such a good picture. probably my favorite on the whole site. i actually took a pic of the screen from my cell phone and set it as a wallpaper on it lol
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i always carry the 3m 6900 mask with the p100 filters.the mask is sweet, its even odor particulate
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no, no, no. lol not danvers. dever. sorry
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it kinda looks like the bowling alley at danvers.