490 Comments for Mesa State Training School

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gross! I would not want to breathe while near all that mold.
Torr, millitorr & microns are used to measure high vacuum. A company called Veeco made vacuum gauges, essentially like a light bulb with a long circular filament that had an opening to the vacuum chamber. You had to have a high vacuum in the chamber before you turned the gauge on or the filament would burn out! Someone else hit it right on the nose: it looks like you found an old vacuum metal depostion system, where metals were evaporated onto different types of substrates. I used to do that kind of work / research.
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wow looks like my old english teachers classroom and it stills looks like that.
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you both have great points i mean yes it would be stealing if you got caught but at the same time you have what i would call silent or secret history!
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"Hello Clairice.." Mmhm. Peat Moss beat me to it.. he had the creepay face mask as well, though.
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This device reminds me of the scene in the film "Silence of the Lambs" when they had to move Hannibal Lecture and met the Mother of the kidnapped daughter.

Signed: An American Soldier in Germany.
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I have a phobia of dentistry.

Yes; it has been officially recorded in my Military Dental Records.

Looking at this photograph and the previous photograph of this dental office makes me cringe and shudder.

I would run! Fighting and screaming all the way if I had to have my teeth cleaned in here!!!

Signed: An American Soldier in Germany.
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Um...we have a place like this in Memphis. At the old City Morgue they used to roll cadaver down the chute to waiting hearses during the Yellow Fever epidemic....eery to say the least !!
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this is the one instance in which the nitrous would make a dental visit even scarier for me. just imagine, with that stuff going thru your system a machine as robotic-looking as that may seem to come alive. killer robots, anyone?
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See, this is why I've gone paper-less.
Hint: A University is using th buildings...

They probably put that thing away and forgot it.
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Nice, truly a rare shot
ritter dental drill and xray unit 1960 opertory in state hospital medical dental clinic. my mom was a dental asstant at napa state hospital thats how i know what it is hope this answers t
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Hey! I've taken a giant leap lately in my explorations, and happened to wander upon this crazy place today - it seems as though the university is doing some major clean up on some of the buildings, but then not on others at all. your shots are all I can find of it online so far, and I didn't go inside it so I only have a few. of the exteriors. I'll be posting them somewhere soon...Thanks for having created and maintained the best abandoned places site on the web. I cannot imagine how you manage to get around like you do!