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I live in Kings Park...all the buildings are terrifying!
@ Mr Jody McMillan, lol,,, yeah i was a a big mouth. I also wonder if you remember me. Were you ever at somerville hospital?
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i wonder how the hospitals afforded chairs like that? (lol)
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its a full house
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How long would it take paint to peel like that? It was clearly scratched in before the paint peeled. I mean.. would the place have been closed long enough, with enough time for some troublemaker to scratch it in?

Seems like it could be legit to me.
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I feel like Im on the set of Hostel. Lol :)
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@ Ferdy

My grandma always said curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought him back. :)
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This pic is a great testament to that tape company. Haha.
Motts- by far the best shot of this staircase! Bellissimo!
I've been cruising thru Mott's galleries for the past few days (stumbled across this page doing research on an abandoned asylum in my area)
Anywho, as far as "suspect" images, shadows, reflections go, these collections of Riverside pictures have startled me on a few occasions.
Most notably, the "Collasped Floor" pic in the "Gatherings" gallery... while the story of the littleold lady with the walker in the background was entertaining, I noticed something completely different straight away-
In the center of the picture, the light is shining down and where the floor/ ceiling is collasped, left of the splintered wood, I clearly see a woman's face at the end of them beam of light.
Now, I'm certain it is just the light hitting the collasped floor/ceiling- BUT damn, it made me jump!
Same thing with baldy in this picture :)
I must be punch drunk tired.... but then again... you never really know ;)
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heeheeheh....
i dig the duplicity of this shot.
stay away from the dark places in your mind....
love the chaos
wow- very disturbing. cruel.
these paintings were directly across from the cells- their only windows to the world, so to speak.

No happy little trees here my friends.