147 Comments Posted by katie

Those look like women's wedges, not wooden forms. They have finished straps and soles, and don't appear to be made of wood.

i like that turquios chair in the corner

Motts, why didn't you go into the old doctors and nurses homes?

I love when you post new galleries. Keeps me sane at work looking at all your photos. Thank you

Was this a newer part of the building? Looks more modern.

Just think all this has gone now. Such a shame. Great photos.

Such an odd spot for a bath tub, in the middle of the room

I would love to visit these abandoned places. There truly amazing to see what use to be

The cemetery is still there.

It's a shame that they've started to take it all down . Like , it's a historical site . not many people know the history on pilgrim state , but I do . I was honestly addicted to pilgrim state history a few years back . i printed out articals from all over , just to learn more about the sad history . it's a terrible idea to tear it down . they should just rebuild it . or at least renevate it .

Green was a popular choice. Surgeons first added “spinach-leaf green” to their clothing in 1914 to reduce glare from traditional hospital whites. In the 1930s, hospital decorators used green to influence patient moods. It carried associations with nature, growth and recovery. Tiled surgical suites, patient rooms, clothing and instruments all went green in the post World War Two era.

it honestly looks like a glitch from a video game. good think you are so careful when walking around. to quote ned ryerson from groundhog day....its a doozy

Silver....so they would pad the outside of the doors as a way to keep whats going on inside the rooms private from the waiting rooms......why not just have a thicker door? i guess not having padded rooms whilst seeing a doctor would bring some comfort to the patients heh

This room just looks like a portrait of an existential crisis. It's beautiful. Does anyone know how I could get permission from the photographer to paint this image?
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thanks so much!