20 Comments Posted by nitedrive73@hotmail.com

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Wow.That's what I call a decent living:-)Thanks for showing us who live to far away to see it with our own eyes:-)
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I must admit that when I saw the first picture in this batch,I thought it was a medieval themed amusement park:-)Before you laugh I must say that I'm not American,so I had not heard of this place before.
So the Enchanted Forest feel is quite understandable to me:-)
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Well,they sure wasn't people of small gestures,but I kind of think that's a cool approach.
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I can't really understand that someone lived here...:-O
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trapped and dizzy feeling is what I get from this,but it's a great angle:-)
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amazing environment
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People who accuse th US of lacking history and interesting buildings should see your pics and THINK AGAIN!:)
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It's a pretty mural..gives a sense of relief from all the gloominess inside the institution.Or maybe it was just painful to see it every day for someone locked into a mental insitution like this one.
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It never ceases to amaze me how many places like this one there are! It's a good thing someone documents them before they are torn down or decay. It's a significant piece of modern history.
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Looks like someone is peering down from the ceiling,ghost hunters would love this.
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Anna's probably right,it might be especially made for patients with convulsions.
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I wonder why things were just left like this...I mean,it's not like it was abandoned in a hurry,like Pompei or something.
Yea,makes you wonder who these people were,if they had some kind of joy in their lives despite the misery in these hospitals.I hope they had.
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I can't stand watching those baby items and beds...it's sad and terrible beyond belief.Powerful shot
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Sure looks like this door has a mean smile on its face...
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this is one of the saddest pictures I've seen here...the bars are no more,no less than prison bars..:(
Poor kids,I can't stand looking at it.