1,384 Comments for Gaebler Children's Center

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The floor looks slanted
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Your photos make me feel again.
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intestines
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Great picture! Looks like some one got a little happy with the torch. I especially like what appears to be a hand print "clawing" at the light switch. I'm glad to see there are others who compare these scenes to Silent Hill. That's exactly what I was thinking!
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Went to visit my old high school in Leominster Ma. and took a tour around it. It's located in a nice neigbhorhood that surprised me that it had been left to decay and insult. I looked in a window and saw pitch black and the smell of decay and nastiness. The outside of building was in pretty good shape, but obviously the inside had been left to the pidgions and collasping floors and ceilings. I could tell it was a Leominster politcal thing, and the city didn't have balls to take and make it in something great and long lasting. I don't live in this city any longer and am totally disapointed in there lack of forethought to make this old school and permanent addition to a city that needs to perserve there old strucures and make them an attraction to coming generatioins. LOSERS:
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Burned. In all of hearts of hearts, it will be burned forever. For whatever happened there or not happened there, there was a lot inspiration and a whole mess of desparation. You will always be the man, Motts.
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I think this room looks beautiful

I'd just never want to go in it . . . .
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Wow....

And I thought bigbird was weird....
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Fantastic set. I just wish it was longer. Nicely done, though. Two thumbs up.
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Incredible, Motts. It looks so surreal.
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Lovely lighting.
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The scar on the door is chilling. It's indicative of all the scars -- physical and emotional -- that a stay at Gaebler left on the patients.
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My former psychiatrist earned his fellowship in child psychiatry at Gaebler, and worked there from 1968-1986. I've tried countless times to get him to divulge any sort of information about what it was like to work there, but because of confidentiality issues, he can't share anything.
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Oooooooo
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Lol Bert & Ernie!!

Ernie looks like a girl.... >D