Clock

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you state the building was very saddening... i actually get that sense from the pictures
silk

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Mon 03-21-2005

I think that photo sums up the atmosphere of the entire building.

sacha

Wed 06-29-2005

and to think i lived 15 mins from here and my husband and most of his family worked here before it closed.... they told storys of a man who walked around with a steering wheel and would throw it off the bridge onto the parkway and call the police and say there was an accident there.

i am saddened

There was a patient who walked around with a steering wheel - I believe his name was Bruno. I grew up in Thiells and always thought Letchworth was a very sad place. You pictures really capture it's sorrow.

Jen

Mon 04-03-2006

While it is a sad photo in a way, it mainly reminds me of high school, as we had those types of square clocks on the wall.

Scarlett77

Sat 05-13-2006

I really liked this one.

Emelie

Sun 07-09-2006

That looks like the cover of a book. (I'm a writer--if i get a book published, can I get i buy this for a cover?)

Beth

Mon 09-04-2006

Beth- Please read:
http://www.opacity.us/reproduction.php

It does seem sad !!

We had those EXACT SAME clocks in one of my middle schools and in my junior high school in Illinois. That is funny.

CataclysmicStar

Wed 04-30-2008

no good info on this picture

EPI

Sat 07-05-2008

Oooo. There's something a bit unnerving and upsetting about this picture. I can't quite put my finger on it, but something about how that clock was working one minute and stopped the next. Life and death? Not sure.

blueskyes

Wed 07-09-2008

IT shows hope for new beginnings.

Time stands still...

reminds me of the clock they found in Japan after the atomic bomb in W.W.-2 sad :(

bobo miller

Thu 08-04-2011

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Date Shot:	September 2004	Image ID#:	921
Date Posted:	Tue, October 26th 2004	Camera:	Sony DSC-F707

Location Name:	Letchworth Village
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1908	Closed:	1996
Opened:	1911	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	104 years	Abandonment:	16 years

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