132 Comments Posted by AutumnTwin

Now THAT'S an awesome creepy shot, Motts!

"The death of Chucky!" LOL!

Like Baker's Pink for the quiet rooms, someone must have a title and mass production line for the color of painf for the boarded windows for all of these places.

One of your finest, Motts! Truly stunning!

Tops the "lone chair" shots!

Yes, I believe that looks like a chandeleir on the floor...there's one still hanging from the ceiling at the WAY far end of the shot.

Looks like the object on the right could be a mixing bowl...like for sauces, dough, etc. as opposed to a big kettle for cooking....but a mixing bowl is unlikely to be painted with various coats of paint like that one.

Creepy looking cafeteria though...more factory looking than dining.

See, this is the part that they show patients' families on the "tour" or in the "brochure" of excellent patient care facilities....but those tiny rooms are the reality.

Is that more somewhat ornate woodwork in the divider post between the two windows?

The odd door...not as ornate here, either.

Can someone turn off the color?? LOL!

It DOES remind me of The Changeling (and that was an awesome flick, one of my all-time favorites).

That creepy door is so plain compared to everything else seen so far.

I just noticed the crown moulding WAAAY up there.

Who PICKED those colors....salmon pink and that barfy mustard?? EIW!

Makes one wonder what sort of patients ended up in that section.

Revisiting this gallery is fun.

I just noticed the lovely scrollwork on the mantelpiece!

This must be in a ward where they could trust the patients enough to let them enjoy the fireplace.

What a waste of such a lovely large tub. Any plans listed for salvage sales?

I can only imagine how COLD the A/C would be being pumped directly out of those shafts and in through the screened transom.

Stupendous, Motts, simply stupendous!

With the palette of pastel colors, the lonesome chair and the odd afterthought a/c vent shafts, that's quite a nice piece ya got there!

...much less a lot of daylight!

Or maybe that's just the overgrowth and stripped walls/ceiling that's choking the sunlight.