Funny, I've got three of those in mint condition! Now to find what to do with them.

The funeral homes (which is where they would HAVE to go first (by law) would be filled with dead bodies, although the church might have been slightly crowded, there would be maybe five at once. But there seems to be room for about 30. Like I said overkill. I like to talk about this stuff, cuz its what I know about. I was raised in a funeral home.

i killed her

I haven't seen a cremation furnace tis old in ages! Thanks motts!

Surely if you were just to puch it open a little bit, you could take a quick look inside of the age old relic! I would love to see its.... contents!

How many funerals are they gonna have at once, it looks like overkill on the casket recks to me.

Remember, the Administrative building was in use until at least 2001. That's why this copier looks newer. But yeh, you'd think Xerox would've come looking for it by now. Unless someone is still paying maintenance on it :o

As a student of morturary science i may be able to help with the identification of the object on top of the med. waste conatiner. It could be a trocar, which is used for cavity (torso) embalming, and it could also be a long needle used to put in embalming fluid. If so it must be old because we don't use the needles that you thread down into the jugular vein anymore. I hope i helped... er, actually i doubt i helped... BUT I GOT TO SAY SOMETHING! FUN Fun fun!

i was just there about two months ago and the bowl was gone and not on the ground. From what i understand, the tower isn't even there anymore.

Motts! Is that graffitti in the drawer?

this lookes exactly like my elementary school, leave it the way it is, and add people

Wow, i wonder how they thought that one up!

Motts, i feel as though it would be obvious as to why you wouldn't have (security). But, did you by chance see the grey gables, or get any pictures from them. Even a snapshot from the window? Or was security really that much of a problem....