3,698 Comments Posted by Motts

No, the residents usually died of natural causes.

Yes, it is a refrigeration unit for storing human remains... a larger 4 drawer one was next to it.

No, it's not in MA. The exact location will remain under wraps on this website for now.

It was most likely set on fire after abandonment.

Thanks for the link Joeniel!

March 2005... didn't see any bowling balls unfortunately!

Ah, was looking for a date, thank you Jon!

Thanks Stacy, I will continue doing what I feel is interesting and it will no doubt be controversial (I have some pretty strange ideas right now!), but it is great to hear criticism; often there are thoughts and perspectives I do not see, and I believe it helps a person grow as an artist. You are right, you can't please everyone!

Some discussion about institutional colors here: http://www.opacity.us/...index.php?topic=1048

It is a different crate.

Brown, one is more lighter/greenish in color.

The scaffolding might have been from when they placed Plexiglas over all the windows of admin and the sandstone wards.

It was difficult to tell what the function of many of the rooms were, but there was quite a lot of carpeting in the buildings.

Many of the english asylums has these hexagon shaped connecting hallways... some were nicely arched as well.

Thanks, yes I took some art courses in college although it wasn't quite my major.