59 Comments Posted by marc

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Back in the early to mid eighties after a night out at Romeo and Juliets or DSteptoes in the city centre we would travel out here at 2 in the morning when you could gain access to this building and we would just sit around telling stories and sleep here until morning. There is a mortuary on the side and access to the main building was via the basement
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to sweed:
yea those clouds are the Port Jeff smoke stacks
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to alex,
it was probably in the cube of building 7 right? back behind the vents.... yea me and my friend just checked it out.... its an axel that powers the pumps for the air conditioning.... if you walk a cuple feet to the left.. youll see a gigantic generator or motor used to backup power for it
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most of building 7 is ridden with biohazardous signs so its not really a good idea to go in.... but its fun anyway... just wear a respirator
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i was just in there cuple days ago.. climbed up onto that perpindicular running hallway into the windows on the second floor... the mourge is freaky and in the room right behind the mourge on the other side is a smaller room with one single chair sitting right in the middle facing the body chutes
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Barry Farms has a lot of history in the D.C. area. There have been talks of closing the housing development ; so it too could soon be an abandoned property to explore.
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Yeah alot of these places on here have equipment left behind, I'm sure somewhere could use it. It would be an upgrade to them I'm sure.
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Amazing gallery of shots. It is so interesting to see things like this. It astonishes me how big a place like that is and also the fact that the place is built from what they produced there.
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That's really kind of creepy how they did that to people. I couldn't imagine having to be in a warm or hot bath for a extended period of time. But I guess these people had no choice. They don't look like there against it so who knows.
Ephemera: Continuous Bath Time
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I thought they were soap dispensers.
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I still think that's a soap dispenser on the floor :o)
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I have "trolled" and posted here for a few years now, and have to say after reading the replies, that this set has filled me with great sadness and despair. My heart goes out to all of you that had to endure the suffering.
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I'll bite my tongue on the soap dispenser!
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If there were institutions like this still. there would be alot less repeat offenders.
This really captures the mood.
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Bungee jumping frog.