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This is really neat...what a beautiful mezzanine!

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this place!! Definitely my favorite of all, though Danvers does have its presence. There is just something enchanting about this place...

Actually, those aren't meds. I was there earlier today. Those are actually vials for stool samples. If you have a full resolution detail of this photo, zoom in and see if you can read the label. It actually has a diagram explaining how to describe the consistency of the 'sample'.

teehee, i guessed it was Radical Ed before i read the other comments. I think ive been hanging out here too much :-O

hey Radical Ed, i bookmarked your page to view later, thanks so much for sharing, I love looking at other peoples perspectives of abandoned sites.

I think it looks like Radical Ed, but what do i know

Neuweiler,
you mean to tell me that you cant see the beauty in these pictures?? I think Motts is doing a service to every owner of any abandoned site he has taken pictures of. Please dont group everyone together . Open your eyes and enjoy

on the very top floor in the stairwell in the hospital i work in, they have caging also.

i absolutely love this shot, amazing

its so strange to see something so medieval looking have big block letters on the front of it.

this is beautiful, it reminds me of Ireland

Looks awsome!

Shoot first ha ha thats right shoot some kids for wanting to explore.Unless someone is a threat to your life you have no right to take theirs.

The main building had a chapel in it. Also the northern part of it was also used as housing for nurses and doctors. My father's office was down the main entrance up a set of stairs and on the third door on the right. He was the cheif engineer at the time he worked there.

The courtyards were used long ago and referred to bull pens I believe. Especially in the male wards they would have the patients walk in a circle around the courtyard. They believed if they were kept moving there wouldn't be any so called "episodes" ::cough::