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The wasteful rottin of equipment is what makes these places so much more interesting and ominous. imo.

Love the tile!

You're right. Those red slashes on those doors sure catch your eye in a hurry. They had to signify something important.

This is my new wallpaper. I thought I would never find a replacement for the piano at Norwich.

My God. What time & neglect will do to a building. Such a place of beauty now a wreck. Thanks for the amazing photographs Mr. Motts.

Me and my friends went in here last night,

we saw this and went around the back entrance where there isnt evan a gate, hehe :P

High five, autoguy. You just made me day mate

Went there last Saturday... Partner freaked out so we didn't make it to the basement but we're going back in December to get to the basement to see this thing... Are all the tunnels flooded? Cuz I want to get down there

This was Playground on the Sound. It was a Day Care for employees children. It really was very nice. I had my son there for a few years, as did many of my fellow employees. Prior to that I actually worked there when Geraldo Rivera blew the story up about Willowbrook and they transfered all the children to that building. It also at one time had a population of mentally retarded children. Funny-working there all those years, I didn't find it creepy at all.

i am from belgium, and i didn't knew Belgium had such beautiful and abandoned place ! i love the pictures

I had a TV just like that in 1982. No remote for this model. I taught my then 4 year old daughter how to change the channel for daddy. =8-)

Toni, Valium. Look into it.

Sooner or later, nature always reclaim what man built.

well, obv. it's a damn blue room!!!!!!!!!