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Film Booth

The booth where the projectors once sat; the equipment has been removed.
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been there flipped them...lol this place is pretty cool to be inside at night when its thundering and lighting ill tell you that
mark
Thu 08-04-2005
Your descriptions of things such as this never cease to remind me of the "Resident Evil" and "Silent Hill" series. Not for the horror-esque settings, persay, more like the analytical way you speculate on the state of each room, stating what has been removed, added, decayed and whatnot. All that jive.
Debtes
Wed 11-30-2005
I really like Mott's descriptions too. I look at the picture, come up with my own description, then scrool down to see if it matches Motts' description, and it usually does.
Grifspop
Wed 11-30-2005
Hopefully, the projectors were removed for preservation, not some other purpose. Motts, you said they were in very good condition, right?
Neo
Mon 12-19-2005
I don't know, they were removed before I could see them. They were most likely auctioned off, which is what typically happens to hospital furniture and equipment when they close down.
Motts
Mon 12-19-2005
like I aid in a past blog My grandmother was here. She wasn't crazy until she left here. Back in the day they used to do this to people when they didn't understand what they where doing through.now a days they give them an antideptessent. How the world has changed
bmorytko
Tue 11-07-2006

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