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Geenacres is the place to be! Sorry I couldn't resist.
Vampy
Sat 11-12-2005
With those falling window screens, it almost looks like the Haney Place. (LOL)
Puddleboy
Sun 11-13-2005
I was SO thinking that also!! LOL!!!!
Tobie
Sun 04-02-2006
I was wondering when someone was gonna say that, Vampy.

wow...this picture...with the green grass...and then the decaying building...beautiful. Kudos.
Merissa
Sun 05-07-2006
It looks so lonely.
Nancy
Tue 06-13-2006
Nice lone chair in the background.
LadyO
Wed 12-13-2006
Street in Kensington(Phila.)
Guitorman
Thu 01-17-2008
now this is a great picture look at the screeen hanging off the window and the weeds growing out of the cement its a place of sacredness and isolation
n.y.
Mon 01-05-2009
These terreces where a big responsibility in
TB units, back when cold fresh air was used as therepy.
candilicious26
Tue 02-17-2009
heheh, the window on the left appears to be coming unhinged..
STL girl
Thu 02-18-2010
Actually sadly enough, my grand dad was here before he passed away in 1981. I visited him twice i believe. It was a nice facility, was turned into a nursing home.
Sue Eliza
Fri 03-26-2010
in the 80s it was a nursing home
ati64
Wed 02-08-2012

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