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where does this red door lead to?
dan
Fri 07-29-2005
I see a red door and I wanted it painted black.
~Me
Fri 07-29-2005
[Groan]

Wasn't there a short interval in time in which many exit doors were painted red to color-code/alert people that it was an exit?
Lynne
Sat 07-30-2005
Possibly
~Me
Sat 07-30-2005
ha - Rolling Stones. I see my red door and I want it painted black...like that song.
Lora
Mon 08-01-2005
it leads to the morgue
mark
Thu 08-04-2005
This red door lead up to the cafeteria from the morgue downstairs
CMS
Mon 11-28-2005
Used to cost ten dollars for ten meals, nice deal,eh? Five bucks a week for a room in the employees home.
John Mac
Thu 01-12-2006
You know, that song was originally by Vanessa Carlton. She wrote it and everything.
Rachel
Sat 04-22-2006
Rachel, the song Paint it Black was written and released by the Rolling Stones in 1966 off of the Aftermath album. Vanessa Carlton, born in 1980, covered the Rolling Stones song in 2002.
Trancendental Medication
Tue 01-30-2007
Umm.. Does it say "DIE!" on the door?
Anyways, these pics are so cool and some of 'em horrifying too. I have this thingy for abandoned asylums / hospitals / schools. They're just so amazing looking. Motts, great work mate, keep it up.
Arkkiperkele
Thu 02-01-2007
hmmm .. i wonder what people have scetched or drew on the door since this picture was taken .. ??
Mr.hemme
Tue 04-17-2007
is this website for real i have lived in athol all my life and never knew that there was a luny asylum in north hampton; i would have loved to take a tour of the place expecally the morgue i need directions'''''''''''
judugua 9@ aol
Mon 09-10-2007

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