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I have been searching for an electro shock therapy machine deactivated obviously if anyone knows location of an existing one in

Looks like it could be a Ford 8N or 9N tractor.

An alternate view of the insect is that if this happened to be the hospital laboratory, that may have been the microbiology section. I know many labs in which I've worked have had windows between the sections and quite often we call the microorganism 'bugs'....hence the 'bug' on the window.

How much would it be for me to investigate this place?

With a son who has a rare neuromuscular disease this is a custom wheelchair for a specific kid that was used in the past decade. Yes there are kiddos that don't have chairs and need them. Sad to see this just rotting.

Motts
You mentioned that this seclusion room was different then the others. This room was on ward B if I recall correctly. "3rd floor right side" this room made it so a child could be seen from the door window from any spot they were in the room. There were no corners to hide in and no windowsill to climb on. Also the rooms we're not to wide but wide enough that one could not climb the walls and hide above the door. One room on ward A "the ward most of the pictures came from" was narrow enough to climb above the door.

Looks like someone cleaned out their personal junk yard and just brought the vehicles and dumped them. So sad there are some really interesting vehicles in the mix.

I need admitted to a mental hospital plus put in adult diapers

It would be amazing to see what this place looked like before it became abandoned.

The whole place looks like a movie set, the crew and actors left five minutes before Mr. Motts arrived...

Yeah it's pretty heavy stuff; I was aware of stillborns being interred on the island, but did not know specifically where those plots were, thanks for clarifying.

Motts, I realize this is a 3 year old photo, but I'm not sure everybody realizes the gravity of it: what you're looking at is every stillborn infant consigned to burial by the city of NY from 2002-2008. Plots B-62 through B-68 (the B is for "babies"), dug directly between the wings of the old Phoenix Program building. ~1000 per plot (a.k.a trench), stacked five high and twenty deep in little unpainted pinewood shoeboxes. The children are watched over by the fading mural of the phoenix on the ruined dormitory front, still soaring from the ashes despite having long been forgotten and left to decay.

They're only up to Plot B-64 in this photo; on May 16, 2008, the last 29 (of 994) stillborn babies were buried in B-64 and it was capped with three feet of earth. An identical trench was dug next to it (closer to the window in this photo). The process has repeated 4 additional times since then, leaving the current plot (B-68) directly under the window.

You're gonna carry that weight.

its probably urine lolololololol!!

so alienated!!

toot toot!!