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Wow! I like this shot. You can almost see people playing a game.
Canada
Sat 12-08-2007
I gotta wonder what was in the pockets.
Frida
Sun 12-09-2007
Thats so sad... i just wanna take it home, lol
Stacy
Sun 12-09-2007
8 Ball...Corner pocket
EMSMedic
Sun 12-09-2007
I'm suprised that no one has stolen that! Pool tables are expensive. It's seems like such a waste that it was just left to rot. I've never understood how people can leave things like that behind. Such a waste...
Andrea
Mon 12-10-2007
rackem' up!
Joe
Mon 12-10-2007
What a beautiful pool table, too bad it is going to waste!
Janice
Tue 12-11-2007
I can't believe someone hasn't destroyed it .
Fla. Gator
Wed 12-12-2007
I would love to see that pool table restored to it's former glory.
Jonnerz26
Fri 12-14-2007
take it sell it on ebay.
big c
Fri 12-14-2007
Were any of the balls still there?
Long Island Irish
Sun 12-16-2007
Woot pool anyone? :D. Great picture.
BadLuckBunny
Tue 12-18-2007
sure guys..... just pick it up and carry it home. Do you know how much that thing weighs? and its value as a pool table is virtually nil. It was a second rate model from the biginning... and in its current condition definately not worth restoring. On the other hand, as a piece of abandoned asylum memorabilia... it probably has a fair amount of value. Still short of finding a moving company to go get it..... its staying right where it is... forever.
devasadi
Thu 12-20-2007
It's interesting to try and imagine patients and/or staff members playing pool there.
UnrisenRage
Wed 12-26-2007
That pool table is supposed to be on it's side, i wonder who fixed it...
Kristiara
Wed 01-09-2008
hahaha the floor tiles look like the ones they use to have at my high school before they ripped them up
scott
Sun 01-13-2008
The pool table makes me think that violent patients were *not* living in this building around the time of its closure. Cue sticks and pool balls are not something you would want on a ward with patients who were prone to violence (although I suppose the sticks and balls could have been kept locked in a cabinet so that staff could regulate access).
dme
Tue 10-21-2008

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