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This small section suffered structural damage but the rest of the place was in good shape.
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Looks like a considerably large foot of a giant came down on it.
RB Vannacutt
Tue 03-21-2006
OUCH! That hurt...
Bill Romjue
Wed 03-22-2006
I would hate to have been standing near when THAT fell!!
Mona Lisa
Thu 03-23-2006
This is what my living room looked like after the 1986 World Series.
Danny Being Manny
Thu 03-23-2006
love a room with an airy feel to it
Joe
Sun 03-26-2006
I bet the contractor who built that place did some work on my house too... lol
Tom
Fri 03-31-2006
Wow, I love the chunks of intact roof laying there. And the perspective on this is awesome, for some reason it reminds me a bit of a decrepit roller coaster, just the way some of the planks fell look like a track...
Barbara
Sat 04-01-2006
This is what makes me so sad about these beautiful historic places -- their eventual demise.
Janice
Tue 04-04-2006
kinf of beautiful, though, to watch nature slowly reclaim...
tay hota
Wed 04-05-2006
As went that section, so will go the rest of the joint, even if it takes another thirty years. Sad isn't it.

And Danny...LMFAO!!
Max
Thu 04-06-2006
ahaha Danny yes! only for me it was the 2003 ALCS.
Johnnsy
Mon 04-24-2006
I wonder why that one part fell down so fast when it was built the same as the rest of the building.
Tom
Tue 04-25-2006
sad but true most will go the way the old Mountain Sanitarium in NJ went demolished.....if any of these places are in a local area to any of you check into getting them listed as historical markers...that will prevent them from slipping into the past ...these hospitals have a wonderufl history and most of it affected the locale
scrumptious
Thu 06-01-2006
I still don't inderstand why they just "walk away" and let these buildings just sit there and deteriorate. Then when someone wants to try to save them, it costs a fortune because they were let go for too long. So they can't afford it so---tear them down!
Nancy
Sun 06-04-2006
What a shame... If only there were more efforts into the perservation of these buildings as opposed to simply letting them rot away slowly... but, alas, then there would be no awesome ventures into abandoned state hospitals for those willing to explore. I suppose it is somewhat like a double-edged sword in that sense, eh?
Mel
Thu 04-26-2007
Heheh.... That's what my barn will look like when it collapses.....
Kolfritz
Sun 07-08-2007
Firewood.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

12:45 A.M. / Tuesday / 24 / July / 2007
Joseph
Tue 07-24-2007
Leaky roof Weaky roof.
D.J
Mon 08-27-2007
very good pic!
Tom Bigi
Sat 11-28-2009
must have been the firework im lit off in there
Tom Bigi
Sat 11-28-2009
Wow. I wasn't expecting that at all. The building seemed pretty solid then "bam" Total destruction. Fascinating.
Larry D
Sun 02-13-2011
thats kinda what the entrance to plymouth county looks like nowadays
colin
Tue 04-05-2011

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