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All of these photos bring back multiple memories, some very positive and some heartbreaking, of my time as a clinical psychologist at Manteno State Hospital in the late 1960s. I could, and maybe should, write a book about those years just before the beginning of depopulation and the creation of community based mental health treatment.
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yo mom
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These Galleries are like good /old/ friends; so interesting and so much fun.
Thoroughly enjoyed this once more; and am glad we are here together again...some of us.
Bless.
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Such a lovely look. It was a good place.
So light: many windows.
So warm: many radiators.
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Ohhh - The Priest sits snugly by the radiator, Joseph.
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YES + all above
"Come over here from over there, girl. Sit down here. You can have my chair."
(Mr.B.Dylan)
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Probably more of the same, Joseph!
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Ohh yeah + thanks = we carve and leave a message.......we Human Beings......
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YES! Strong door. No door-knobs.....but THAT GLASS!
Guess they had really fine skills making STRONG GLASS, back in the days.
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Ohhh! How strong is that glass? It is a big pane. Observation window huge.
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Ohhh, YES + they maybe had treatment of club foot also at this place?
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Ohhh - The Chair escaped........
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YES; Art School.....
Thanks.
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Great place to go to school. 45 years later and my memories are still vivid in my mind
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Ohhh Brick! Thanks. *
At least this patient had the switches close by! Good!