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dude, that is so weird. im 13 and i never been in byberry, but i had a dream i went there and got killed and this is exactly what my dream looked like. just how all the buildings are placed and the condition and location.weird..

This is a really cool picture.

I had to google Joel-Peter Witkin. I have never heard of him. Very powerful work! Some of it reminded me of Robert Steven Connett a bit, but a lot more refined.

I like it. Is the floor sloped or am I just tired?

This places was BAD

"It is impossible to think of Summer without visualizing children at play. Nothing could be more timely, then, than to consider the 1,200 children at Roseville -- three-quarters of whom would be physically and mentally capable of benefiting from a planned recreational program -- for whom there is little or no opportunity for play because Roseville provides neither the facilities nor the official interest to make play possible for them. Instead these children are doomed to days of unvarying inactivity, spending their free time sitting about in a bare "playroom" or roaming aimlessly about the immediate environs of their particular cottage. The inevitable results of this should not be too difficult to imagine. "

It think the school was of Catholic persuasion, so it could very well have been a chapel.

I am BigDotThe Clown and I have been feared many times now I know why. But, That doesn't explain people
asking me to leave game rooms because they are afraid

I concurr with Amanda. Roland, you must share any stories that you can!

And yes, Motts, it's always an upside of anyday to see updates. You make me happy.

I'm not sure as to why, but those collumns strike me with a resemblence to splintering bones, eh no?

If this were a one time T.B. hospital asI think like there used to be in Oniata N.Y. Those terraces were where people were placed at night during a good chilly night. They believed that the fresh air helped heal the patient.

Newer autoclaves that we now have are bigger but still basically operated the same There are also gas
ethylene oxcide ones

Roland wanna share any stories?

Call forensics

Absatively me too.

MORGUE SLAB!!!!!

That brings back some memories, this was my first hospital. My mother also worked here in the 80's and has told me lots of stories about the horrible things that went on here.