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Flaking Walls

The drop ceiling looked pretty intact compared to the shape the walls were in.
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C-Note is first to comment!
Very peelly!
C-Note
Sat 12-08-2007
Silent Hill!!!
Canada
Sat 12-08-2007
Is there such a thing as TOO much texture?
Weebs
Sat 12-08-2007
Love that shaft of light - it's almost solid.
Bill Door
Sun 12-09-2007
That reminds me...I need to buy lotion.
Frida
Sun 12-09-2007
Frida you made me laught :) lol
Stacy
Sun 12-09-2007
it looks likes leaves are growing on the walls
Joe
Mon 12-10-2007
Fascinating and scary.
Koalabb
Wed 12-12-2007
Wow, how many times were these walls painted over?
Long Island Irish
Sun 12-16-2007
*Gets the chills* Eep just like Silent Hill...creeepy, but you gotta love it ^^.
BadLuckBunny
Tue 12-18-2007
This was one of the last buildings to close. According my research at least one section contained wards for more violently disturbed patients, but that was shortly after it was built in the 30's. Technically they called it "Continued Care". It's listed that way until it closed in 1995.
Kristiara
Wed 01-09-2008
Silent Hill :) lol
but...it looks so sad...(...walls and light...everything
JustStacy
Mon 01-14-2008
I've never seen walls quite like that.
Jeanette
Thu 01-31-2008
hmm...i guess its sheding XD
kairi
Mon 02-18-2008
Its Silent Hill time again!
Jen
Mon 02-25-2008
Yeah those walls are really bad. I hope you had a mask on Motts...great photo as usual.....: )
blue lamp
Sun 09-28-2008
It always looks like the paint is trying escape
Zara
Wed 10-15-2008

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