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I haven't see graffiti or vandalism. To enter and photograph a classic 100 + year old Kirkbride, in original (untouched) condition, with some of it's medical equipment still in place, is a grand slam. This is your best gallery ever.

I don't believe this fireplace ever saw fire. The bricks are pristine.

Brilliant!! I love this one! Cluttered to the roof!x

To be safe inside?

It's a frame for a speed bag.

Wow. Frozen in time. I'm torn between leaving everything as is and hope vandals don't destroy it or putting this on display in a medical museum.

Love the patina on the copper roof. Imagine a team of stone masons, standing on a scaffold for months, building this work of art.

Looks like the lights are on in the connecting corridor.

The bare trees add to the creepiness.

That is jaw-dropping!

I LIKE IT

But yet, now they look soo groovy, I would like a pair for the next wedding I go to. . .which would be my nephew's in Texas. . .

Looks like a full on funkadelic time machine. I didn't know coloured bowling balls were that old, I though they were all black with white lettering back in the day

Thanks Penny, sounds like an awesome job!

No I don't submit my photos; I thought their interest was more of vintage/historical imagery?

Thanks for the "before/after" pictures, those always fascinate me, especially when they are taken from the same perspective.