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autoguy.
That tile and brick of the same color was ubiquitous in the part of North E. NJ I grew up in. I called it catholic brick because so many of the catholic schools and churches I saw were built with it.
Turns out that glased tiles like that were a 'modernity' because impermeable surfaces were less likely to harbour live disease or germs. I think we got away from that concept because cleanliness in general is more common and the use of drugs.

I can faintly see a face there. And that remains my of Pee Wee's playhouse and that creeps me out

I'm hurt Autoguy. I was excepting a zombie bird out of you lol

I would of missed it :( thanks BKW

That's hilarious! Congrats Motts! You found your Holy Grail.

Hmmm, what lies beyond that door?

Yes: but was that not the idea from the Very Beginning? That ill and sick patients would get better and thrive in beautiful surroundings, and could heal and rest from their fear of life and living, and a troubled mind full of questions not solvable?!? It was a beautiful idea that did not turn out as expected - the way things go with us human beings.
This building is truly beautiful and filled with hope. If you do not know what it is; it is a Castle.

So well done. This is a good look; timeless. And it works perfectly.
American beautiful clever design, but inspired by 1600 European buildings;
they look like this in many cities.
Great picture.

Awesome trip to this place. Thanks for taking all of us along! I really like that the grounds are still kept up.

Was there any signs of dividers that would have been between the beds for patient privacy?

It looks like the foyer of a fancy hotel.

The arches, the beautiful window over the door even the flooring is beautiful.

The never ending hallway - super!

Autoguy you are on a roll tonight!!

I am always amazed at the sheer size of these buildings..they just go on and on.