290 Comments Posted by BKWOntario

Wow, second comment. I wonder if that ring is made of cork and would fall apart from age as in some of the old shipwrecks.

Great gallery. Beautiful shot, looks almost like a barn with stalls. Thanks Mr. Motts.

I agree with Natalie, it's beautiful.

Amazing brick ceiling, and a fantastic shot of the column details.

Fabulous perspective showing the balcony in all its beauty.

I presume this is the Kirkbride building? Everything is equal to left and right. This is the second of your panoramas I've viewed - very neat and interesting. Thanks for another great gallery, Mr Motts.

I presume the sign says Warning something or other??

Fabulous columns and stone work, even up to the gable windows on the roof.

I think I see a little raccoon paw print on the back of the chair.

I guess a seclusion room? The door is very thick, although there is no metal mesh on the slot, and no padding on the walls. The round windows must have been expensive to make.

The chair in front almost looks like a little "person" in a weird way - the fold in the back cushion kind of like a smile, the two arms like arms, and the seat cushion like a pot belly.

Very good comment Eldokid, made me smile and laugh. It's true, isn't it? Our dress standards have certainly changed. It looks like some of those men have neckties too - kind of a risk for mental patients - but I think Mr Motts mentioned in a previous frame that this is the wing for WW I veterans. Butterfly, I am wondering about the ceiling, it looks curved and about ready to fall in.

Metal mesh on the windows.

Gosh, this place has an awful lot of boxes in it.

At some point, they covered over/blocked up the transom window over the door. How odd with the round window in the door. The thing near the floor to the left of the door is, I think, a piece of wood so they could screw the power receptacle to it, the power receptacle being the rectangular black thing.