24 Comments Posted by terie5

surprizing finds when I stop to remember what this building was. Such stark difference from the wheelchair in the basement and vastly distant from the isolation wards....

the details here, the stained glass windows, the intricate fireplace. What a spectacular place this once was! Never mind the purpose of the place for a minute, the arcitecture and design is very interesting.

it conveys motion. It kinda caught me off guard, but it is a very cool shot.

it once looked like a cheery hallway...I can see that.

very thought provoking. I like it a lot.

it surprized me to see a fireplace! It is beautiful tho...

all that stuff left behind, yet it lingers...like the memories of the patients who passed thru here

awesome angle, great shot!

lush and beautiful outside, from this shot you kinda might forget the condition we know the inside is in!

is it common that the upper floors are always more intact? (sorry if that is a stupid question)

haven't seen it anywhere else? that is interesting.

Mott, you must truly feel the power of these places you photograph, because you convey it so well in the shots you take.

I like that someone commented on us looking at the building and not just at the "asylum" and patient's point of view. I see both, one in some pics and the other in some pics.

wow, I did think it was a reflection...
It would be awesome to go see this place. You are lucky you got to go, and thanks again for sharing your pics and experience with us!

I dont think its the same room as the one with the bed in it, this door doesnt have the "big ass hole" the other one did, lol.
Now this pic reminds me again of Dachau...they had little windows like this door has...