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Eastbound

That damn fence likes to get in the shots.
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this is my favorite your a awsome photographer
Spidy
Sat 07-23-2005
If I had a bigger photo to work with I could remove the fence using PhotoShop, but the quality and size is too small to do a decent job =( I love how tthey used plexiglass instead of normal plywood. Hopefully they will take care of this site for sometime into the future. Or reuse it without butchering it, like Danvers.
Ack
Wed 11-09-2005
Yes, the plexiglass is great, and also the fact that it's lit at night and you are allowed to photograph it is really great; it shows that the city hasn't shunned the hospital, they are quite proud of it.
Motts
Wed 11-09-2005
General idea:

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Lynne
Thu 11-10-2005
*cries* I love Danvers, I'm going to stand infront of that goddamn wrecking ball so they can't demolish ANY of the buildings.
Poisonousxbeauty
Mon 11-21-2005
The eyes of the building just stare at you in the most forboding way. It's a face that tells one what the're entering. The fence just emphasises the ponderness of it all.
John Mac
Tue 02-14-2006
Take away the fence and the sign and it reminds me of an old civil war photo.
Nancy
Fri 06-02-2006
Love how the windows on the left side get longer with each floor.
EFFE
Fri 06-08-2007
The Wed night meatloaf dinners were fantastic!
X patient
Thu 09-06-2007
Effe, I like those windows too. Motts, I'm assuming that's where some of the staircases are located?
Amanda F
Sat 04-26-2008
Yes, that is correct.
Motts
Sat 04-26-2008
Actually, those windows on the first floor (the ones that increase in size) are where a bathroom is located. (Its a very pretty bathroom, too - the windows are trimmed with oak, and the entire room is pannelled with oak, too).
Alex J
Thu 07-31-2008
Id sure love to see the inside of this building. The outside is so awesome. Im glad they are saving it
jackieb
Thu 10-09-2008

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