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There was a distinct foot path around the locked gates and up the driveway.
I thought for sure it was going to be covered with graf but to my surprise, the walls have been spared.
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6. A very photogenic room with beautiful texture:
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11. The lost art of cursive penmanship:
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15. An exceptionally wide staircase in comparison to most I've climbed:
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Thanks for looking!
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Good to see this one is still around. It has really gone down hill in the couple years since I was there. I was wondering if you would be able to access the second floor.
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Crisp, gorgeous photography!
Indeed, like Dave, it's nice to see this place still around. I got the privilege of being able to explore this location while the floors were still all fairly sound.
The old claim-to-fame of this location is that the old phone still had a live line. It actually caused a whole debate a long time ago as to whether there was a possibility that Bell could possibly 'lose' an account and have it disappear into the ether in just the right way that the phone line would remain active in perpetuity.
There were some past explorers that copied the number down off the dial of the phone and proceeded to call the house when a different group of explorers were inside, giving them quite the shock!
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A double post of the same message... absolutely no idea why.
Figured I'd at least post an old photo of the house while the back of it was still standing.
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Posted by Ground State
There were some past explorers that copied the number down off the dial of the phone and proceeded to call the house when a different group of explorers were inside, giving them quite the shock!
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Can confirm LOL, I was one of the recipients of a surpriser phone call, scared the shit out of me LOL. I didn't answer it but I quickly got a text from the urbex prankster asking me if the phone just rang!
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Nice shots love 6 and 7, definitely wallpaper worthy
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Great set.
I assume developers own this property now or something?
I can only assume how solid this place was in it's glory.
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Nice, man. As always
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Nice colors here!!
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