3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

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I don't remember seeing the power on anywhere except for maybe a few street lights.
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Depends on how big the place is. I think the longest time so far is 11 hours straight inside one place, and it was gigantic.
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It's copper, if I'm not mistaken.
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The lights were on; I try to leave the building as is, turning lights on and off isn't a good idea unless you want to see the place get sealed up tight in a few days.
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Morgues and medical facilities are almost always centrally located in these mental health facilities, but sometimes they are in seperate or well sealed buildings or wings; I've missed out on a few for those reasons.
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Only about an inch or two... it looks deeper because of the perfectly still water's reflection.
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3 D-cell maglite... I have a habit of losing them though!
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I think it was a fire extinguisher on the floor.
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A fire hydrant, I believe.
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Nah, that's just the window frame.
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Permission? What's permission?

But seriously, you don't need permission to photograph this ruin, although you are not allowed behind the fence in the day and no where near the place at night.
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April, 1993.
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This hospital is actually patrolled by a private security company, who was driving around the buildings furiously; this local cop was just reading the newspaper in a shady spot.
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The hospital reached it's peak population at over 9,000 patients in 1954.
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The facility was designed to house 15,000 patients during its peak operation.