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Thanks, but no I'm a bit young to have been working there 8]

That would be building 125, former administration, which is right across from this.

this is my favorite--"watching the waters of the dead and dissected."

that tree just right of the loading dock me and my friend both fell out of it my friend got hurt worse he had the tree puncture his arm he just stopped the psychila thereapy last week and i disloacted my shoulder and pulled a muscle its a bithc to get into that buidling but the view is well worth it :)

this kinda reminds me of the plaza hotle in new york city

excelent shot did you work at thepsychiatric center by any chance cause if sowould you have picktures of it up nd runnign

it is real cause me and my friends found the skeleton a couple of weeks ago we were thinking of burying it but we didnt have gloves to pick it up

when people in my town want to get into the psycho center they get in no matter what wither its for childish acts or for more education acts they get in and it seems like theres always a new entrance to get into the buildigns that secrutity seems to overlook......

i think they refurbished this building as of 2005 and now being used as the park ranger office and a bird sanctuary heaquaters were enthusiasts can get information on the various trails nearby....

i actualyfell asleep in a mourge freezer my friend dared em to and i made 150 bucks off of him he actually left me and then came back cause i was so sound a sleep id have to find the picture if ne one wants to see if you dont belive me

The exterior shots of the hotel in the original movie are of the Timberline Lodge on Mt Hood in Oregon, the interiors were indoor sets filmed in England.

The remake was filmed at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado.

theirs a couple of those wierd staircases over at the kings park pyshciatric center in buildings 7 21 and 22

if im not mistaken the place the original shining was filmed was in the catskills and the new version of the movie was filmed in the original hotel in that steven king wrote the book on in the same hotel

kinda reminds oneself of The Shining......creepy

tis was very tipical to houses built in the 1800`s and 1900`s this was rpobably part of the house and was used by the children due to the fact that the houses were built with space in mind for the older adults with little regards to children so the stairways and hall ways in this part must be very small to a person used to wide hallways......