12 Comments Posted by cassie

Is this place open to the public or for tours??

Scary

The bricks look really cool! I love the contrast with the door.

whoa.... kinda looks like something out of Saw.

I love the tiled walls and the light crossing the hallway. Very nice!

That is absolutely stunning! Great shot!

Wow. That's even worse than than the ones in my High School's locker rooms.

Hooray! A life making bricks! How could it get any better?

When I was hospitalized when I was 16 and put in the Child/Adolescent ward, the younger patients in the hospital were allowed to have one stuffed animal as a comfort item, but It had to be inspected and approved of by the head nurse, to make sure it didn't have anything they could use to hurt themselves. But as for us teenage psych. patients, we weren't even allowed to wear shoes, and, for us female patients, wear "hazardous undergarments" (meaning bras with under wires that we could "get creative" with and use to cut ourselves, mine of which they confiscated the day I came in).

this picture makes me feel chlostraphobic... which makes for a good effect haha

great photos. There has always been something that attracts me to old ships left to decay. Perhaps it is the mystery that they retain within their rotting walls that holds in the many secrets of their pasts. If you are interested in this type of subject, there is a sunken light ship in Lower New York harbor, in Red Hook Brooklyn. It's name is lightship number 84. It was left to rot there by an owner who could not afford to care for it. It has sunk within the last few years, and all you can really see are its masts sticking out of the water. What is awesome about it is that it is located next to an abandoned grain siloh, which makes the entire landscape, chilling yet beautiful. you should really chec it out some day, with your talent I'm sure you'd snap some great pictures! click the link below!!!

Is that really by the morge? Which side? Last time I was there I looked for it, but I couldn't find it.