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there's the eye comment again lol great shot though Motts
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How much is one of these vintage iron lungs?
Sweet chairs...
Yo Tim F----its time for the bus grandpa
very sad..
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I glad some of you self indulgent pricks think this is funny. the younger generation simply sucks. they have no appreciation for the suffering and sacrefices made by others thats afforded them their cushy lifestyles
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mica, it was like on the Titanic, as the ceilings of the grand staircase, rooms & hallways decayed, the wiring held the lighting in place. Very interesting to see such a sight.
I'm pretty sure the horns and blood was added after the place closed by some explorer thinking he or she was being funny, not by any patients while the place was in operation.
Yes. the ceiling fell down and the lamp stayed. Decay is just strange. Good picture.
And i think of "X marks the cross" of Northam Manor Psy. Hospital. It is lovely architecture, those double-doors. Makes good-looking rooms.
Just weird! A weird room! Don´t understand how the beds would be placed. To lie in bed looking up at that ceiling would have been uncanny. There are so many windows; 25 ??? Or more? It was a very light room!
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the window 2 hell
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My first thought was WTH?!? Is that one of its organs laying on the floor in the upper left corner?
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Sitting in a bed of fluffy blankets and watching the seasons change out these windows would be amazing
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All the white in this, gives it a clean look to it. I like this shot.

I wish I knew what state this place is in now. I know parts of it have been demolished, but is the whole place gone now?