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i like the strange angles and the windows in all these rooms
anna
Wed 07-27-2005
OK, so maybe THIS is my favorite shot of all time. There is something about the way you line up window shots in these great rooms . . . . . . .
Lynne
Thu 07-28-2005
What a great view from these windows
KayD27
Fri 07-29-2005
Okay, so when we all chip in and buy one of these great old asylums, I have first dibbs on this room!
Silkster40z
Sun 07-31-2005
you couldn't pay me enough to spend a night in this place. Well, let me re-phrase. Everyone has a price.....
Twug
Sun 09-18-2005
Do people still use these kind of radiators ? Again, why two in such a small room. I'm guessing they give a lot of heat off.. or maybe not?
Maxis
Tue 11-15-2005
Hey-were these all in the attic?
Poisonousxbeauty
Thu 11-17-2005
This room looks like it's perfectly intact.
Jeff
Fri 12-02-2005
Ah.. the lost art of plaster... Well preserved.
Weebs
Tue 05-23-2006
Oh, I love this shot. I could live in this room forever!! The walls look like velvet or satin. And the view!! WOW!!
Janice
Tue 05-23-2006
this place is hunted
rock lover
Sun 07-09-2006
Are you a rock hunter?
Lynne
Sun 07-09-2006
I wounder why the radiators are so close together? I love to rock hunt its a great way to escape.
CSA fr USA
Fri 11-10-2006
doesn't it make you feel like you have to duck?
Renee
Wed 12-20-2006
The radiators in my house look like these, just not as long.
AvalonSeeker
Fri 02-01-2008
i wondered about the radiators too, especially since the one under the windows seems about double the length of a typical room's radiator. Even if the room did require two radiators, I don't think they would normally be so close together, unless that was just done for convenience of installation because that's where the piping was. Where's our resident HVAC expert? Anyway, on a cold winter night with those windows rattling in the wind, I know where I want to be! BTW, is that pipe across the ceiling a retrofitted sprinkler?
dme
Wed 10-22-2008
I think the pipe across the ceiling is the retrofitted electrical conduit for the lights. They're in every room and I don't see a sprinkler head.

But I could be totally wrong, too.
Rekrats
Fri 03-13-2009

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