52 Comments Posted by adam

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As a former "patient" of Springfield State Hospital these photos are a source of reminiscence of a bad point in my childhood. I was housed in a secure unit with primarily adult patients. My days were spent under the mind numbing haze of thorazine that was administered for the sole purpose of discouraging me from absconding. Running off was the reason I was in Springfield - the juvenile facility I had been in couldn't understand an inmate going AWOL. The thorazine didn't work, but did make me regret running off without adequate clothing. Thorazine caused extreme photosensitivity, so I wound up with really bad sunburns.
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As a paranormal investigator here from cape cod. We got to investigate this place many times before it got demolished and I will tell u this room had a lot of activity Had a lot of cool and scary experiences here Check us out on Facebook. Barnstable county paranormal
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I have to give you major props for leaving things as you found them and just capturing the images.
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Those are whiskey barrels. 1,000,000 barrels at one point years and years ago. The largest storing complex in the world at its time. If your going to post info please be accurate. I was at this complex. Look up Kinsey Distillery.
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Wine was never stored here. Those are old whiskey barrels. This was at one time the largest storing complex in the world. 1,000,000 barrels of whiskey. FYI.
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The Boca printers are probably still worth $500 in a semi working state... They're build like a tank and cost as much!
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Love this gallery. Have you been back to Henryton since these shots were taken? The level of vandalism and destruction is down right disgusting. I went for the first time probably 10 years ago...and have been back a few time in recent weeks, and it's just sad. Still like exploring, and taking pictures...SOME of the "art work" can make for some interesting photos...but not usually. I'm going to try to get to Rosewood soon...but I think because it's a little more heavily guarded, we (my friend and I) may try to ask for permission to photograph.

Anyway, great stuff here. Very good work.
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It is a condenser. It condenses the steam that leaves the turbine.
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These are springs for the control valves there are typically four on top and four on the and feed steam into High Pressure section of the turbine. The Main Steam stop valves (usually 2) are further back and will close when the turbine trips off.
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Have you ever thought the diapers were needed so that the patients wont never have an excuse to leafve there room/cell? or if they were in somekind of therape they wouldnt have to stop there session to go to the bathroom. ? im not trying to be an ass im actually wondering
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this shot is very nice!..i have a bunch of black and whites from the interior...
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Impressive!
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Watch for falling ice sickles! : ] oops...
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Leave the lobby and mezzanine exterior as-is, but paint the brickwork white. Green or oxblood awings complete the scheme lol