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Obviously, my comment is years late but I too enjoy reading all the comments. It's taken me over a year now to go through just one half of the site - I read every comment and then go back and forth between the comments and picture just to look again and again at what the different posters have noticed. Even the non-picture comments are appreciated and entertaining! Thanks for all of your hard work, Motts. I wish there was something in my area of Virginia to which I could refer you but alas I know of no structure that would be interesting.

ohhh...eldokid@aol.com - you have plenty of lamps like this in your living room? But that is cool ;)

After a little research, dating the tissues and the play blocks would place this scene to about the 1930's to the 1950's

OMG!! I pass this sanatarium every day! It sometimes makes me think... Is this place haunted?

Although I havn't worked their for so many years , and long sweot up in the dust bin of history, I never can forget. I burned in memories and images of every ward , every door that I experienced in my fourteen. Going back to Opacity again and again, it repeats itself and I fee; that I have never left, and I havn't even If I wanted to. It stirs feelings in the very heart of me that only Opacity can conjure up. I love you guys, may you last forever, and ever, and ever, and ever. {The Shining}

When I worked nights I would go up to the balcony and have a toke. The ghosts I would fee; amd hear were fasamorgorical.

I'm going to date myself with this, but kind of remember 'fridges like that.

Wowzer, what a shot. Beyond creepy. And yet fascinating.

Why can't someone revamp this into apartments? I wouldn't mind living in a place like this if the apartment was soundproofed so I didn't hear the neighbors. Seems like such a waste, all because of money.

I hope they had plenty of warm blankets for the patients. Tile floors, large windows, brick walls, two forced air heat ducts, this must have been cold in the winter.

Concrete block walls, high beamed ceilings, tile floors, two small heat grates by the door, this place must have been FREEZING in the wintertime!!

There's something about curved hallways that just doesn't sit right with me. I'm not sure what it is, maybe not being able to see the end or who or what could be coming around the curve? Don't know, but curved hallways have always disturbed me.

I lived in the neighborhood abutting the Gaebler Childrens Unit. At least once a week maybe more there would be this very loud foghorn like sound that would blast over a loud speaker into our neighborhood. Do any of you know what this was?

Now this doesn't look staged in the least!

It appears from what I can tell that the art work on the wall is Madonna with Child. Again, the items on the floor and window sill looked staged.