977 Comments for Hewitt State Hospital and Prison

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I work in a NY Psych. Hospital & our closed buildings are always being brocken into for the copper pipes BUT those same pipes are aspestos insulated to be carefull is the potential monitary gane worth the potential mesophilioma or aspestosis I THINK NOT!
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Motts u have the ultimate job jetting here and there -the architecture on the whole site is GREAT- makes me jealous
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BEAUTIFUL! I OPERATED RECIPS ON THE GREAT LAKES IN THE '50'S. FOR OUTRIGHT
MANEUVERABILITY AND THROTTLE RESPONSE, RECIPS BEAT GEARED STEAM TURBINES BY A MILE! INCIDENTALLY, MY
FAVORITE STEAM MACHINE IS THE LOCOMOTIVE. I HAVE MORE RECIP TIME ON
MY LICENSE THAN ANY OTHER FORM OF
POWER.
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it is mind blowing why anyone would leave blood in a centrifuge in the first place. i work in a lab and there are 2 things you NEVER do...1- NEVER leave a tube unlabeled, and 2- NEVER leave a tube in the centrifuge becouse some test are time sensitive.
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Love this. Love the angles, colours, geometry...
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Fascinating! Thanks for all the background info.
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maybe a chuch orented sports program uses the gym for practice??
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I was wondering if anyone else got The Shining reference? In the box the boy is terrified of a firehouse that eventually comes alive and tries to attack him. Seems that someone who'd been there might have known this.
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If you look toward the bottom of the middle one you will see the tap that you opened to allow the cooked food to flow into pans that fit the steam table. Brings back memories.
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When I worked in the cafeteria while going to college we had these. My job was to make 5 gallons of pudding at a time. And it was cooked pudding not instant. These pots did a great job of cooking pudding.
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we have these types of kettles where I work. They arent that hard to stir unless your short then you have to stand right next to it and damn does it get hot.
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I live in the area and I'm so thrilled you actually got to venture into this wonderful place. Now they're real tightwads with the security and I feel so jipped I didn't get a chance to explore before they make it into something else yuppified
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It looks like an old carousel tissue processor. Mmm carcinogenic!
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It doesn't really look like a shelter back there.
*shivers*
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That's just freaking pretty