4,081 Comments for Norwich State Hospital

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i know it sounds crazy, but the guy who posted these on the website wrote it down wrong, its



Qui Transtulit Sustinet


or what i think from studing Spanish is that it is somthing to do with how our ansestors came over, enough of that.
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i have a connecticut flag at home i'll chek it out and get back to you
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each step dose look steeper
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I live 5 minutes from the hospital and in all my life I have never seen somthing more beautiful in my whole entire 14 years of my life. I mean I've seen it from the outside, and my dad and i have drove throught it, but i have never seen the inside this is awesome
Man I used to play with one of those things.
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You say that the Utopia deal fell through "thankfully." Hmm.

Hi, I grew up about a mile down the road. The most magical woods I've ever known are the woods around its edges where little bits of buildings and the old trolley road pop up. I've had some of my most freakin' precious memories out there.

That said, the casinos do not suit the economic needs of the Norwich area. That money goes to the state and is generally reallocated to other areas like Hartford, not where the schools and roads actually need to account for the population influx. Please be more understanding of the municipal view upon these potential development projects. As they crash, those buildings keep standing there, mostly unused and demanding upkeep. Extensive environmental damage also lies underneath and within those buildings and extensive bills for clean-up. Constructing a museum from the place is not as simple as opening up the doors, painting a few walls, and setting up staff.

There is beauty and sentiment in the decay, and I know it well, but development isn't just about greed. I have a really strong and personal attachment to the place, but I also know how much it sucks to go the schools (before NFA), have a downtown that apparently can't even support the one coffee shop that finally opened up, or support small businesses that would serve as alternatives to the big corporations so many of you claim to hate.
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Have been looking at this site for awhile,Motts fantastic pictures. Commets make the site all the more enjoyable. Except the last few from whitehawk, love the running soap dispenser joke.
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Sorry - giggling too hard to answer . . . . . .
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Whitehawk and Blackhawk; Do you have any references or websites that i can go to so that I can read up on the strange medical history of Connecticut ?

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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Thats Germany not Gemany.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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Whitehawk and Blackhawk:

Do you have any references or websites that I can go to to read up on the strange and twisted medical history of Connecticut ?

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Gemany.
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*hands out aspirins* Just in case. :)
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Woowee Lynn. Got a live wire here. I think I'd save my breath this time though. Not worth the pounding headache you're sure to get.
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*stares at Blackhawk and whitehawk, who I'm assuming are the same person*

I...I don't know if I should laugh or cry at the fact that you took so much time to write a four part pile of crap.