404 Comments for Jackson Sanatorium

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yikes! molllllllllld!! run for your lives!
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you guys crack me up!
thanks for makin' me laugh. bless you all.
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looks like a dress form in the doorway in the distance. or a ghostie?
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yep gully, i was thinkin' the same thing.
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I smell bread. ;o)
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Looks like someone tried to stave off the decay. See the white toothpaste looking stuff? It's pretty recent. Maybe it's "greatstuff."
I mean it's in the right places to protect, right?
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hi AD, sanatorium isn't the same as a sanatarium. Two different words, and worlds, if you think about it.
SanaTORiums were used to kind of keep patients away from the public to stop the spread of tuberculosis. (1920's -50's)
SanaTARiums = mental hospital
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gosh, even the doorknobs are gone. poor castle. *sniffle*
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The inside of a crematorium oven looks just like this! Vaulted brick ceilings.

Floor, walls and ceilings all made of brick.
No wonder they called it the castle on the hill.
I wish I could have heard the collapse. Anybody agree? It would have been a little exciting, (providing we were well away) don't you think?
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holy shnikees Mr. Motts! Are you a bat, hanging by your feet when you took this shot?
Just how DID you do it???
Promise all of us you'll be careful. We need you.

Mold, dust, um...don't forget asbestos.
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Wow. What a difference.
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Beautiful! Wish the graffiti wasn't there, though.
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Yes, it would be interesting to know when the fire was.
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That floor definitely looks unsafe. Glad I can see it without having to chance falling through.
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this photo reminds me of The Twilight Zone.