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I LOVE THIS!!! GLAD TO SEE SOME NEW PICS MOTTS!

By the sound of it, that dream can't stem from Halcyon at all. This building isn't a creepy place, it's extremely depressing. Everything of value has been ripped from the walls, graffiti covers the oak trim, and eventually it will fall on itself, only to be swept under a rug like it never happened.

despite accusations otherwise your doing this shoot is great and enlightening to those of us who cannot or do not have access to such finds --some cities are built on cemeteries- so the dead are the foundation for the new

These are your best photos, that I have ever seen.

where is this hospital?? Someone must know.

Hmmm.....Very interesting, indeed!

Well, I'm obviously in the minority here, but I actually like this photo! Instead of creeping me out, it made me think of coming out of the darkness and entering into the light. So! Thanks for taking this shot, Motts!

I'm just happy that this staircase still has à handrail on each side! : D

Debbie, I really like all the arches in this place too! : )

The intact window is very purty! As for the orange paint (Part ll)...I'm speechless. (Gag!)

One word to describe the orange paint: Aaacckk!!!

Now one word to describe the stained-glass window: Aaahh!!

Enough said. : D

I think it's so awesome that the wisteria vine has not only found its way inside, but where its growing inside! Wouldn't it be so cool if someone with à green thumb, at our different churches, could train flowering tropical type vines like that to grow inside our sanctuaries near the top of the windows? I think it would be so pretty when the vines bloomed, and it would smell so-o-o-o good! Of course, if you're allergic to pollen... : (

I agree with everyone who said they liked the pretty blue floor tile! : )

Not necessarily, it could have simply been a part of the resources were acquired or donated to the hospital. Some patients may also have had a mentality closer to that of a child rather than an adult, and so reading material like this might be appropriate to include on the ward.

A wonderfully long gallery, and I loved every minute of it, Motts! Thanks!