Sunday, October 12, 2008

Flint Postcards: Michigan School for the Deaf







6 comments:

  1. Those buildings always gave me "the creeps"! (They still do.)

    "The Future Lives in Flint!"

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  2. I've never been in those buildings, but those buildings have always inspired me. I hope they are here to stay.

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  3. Really? They always prompted me to think, "I need to learn to sign." And, distracted by my new environment(s), I never did.

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  4. I know--it's weird, Sarah. But they look to me like a prime location for a future "Ghost Hunters" episode.

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  5. I always found the Michigan School for the Deaf and its grounds so fascinating, and I wanted to go inside but never did. Nice postcards!

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  6. I love big piles of buildings like that, but I do agree about the Ghost Hunters ... good stuff!

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