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These photos remind me or the modern version of The House on Haunted Hill. I imagine the makers of that film were inspired by the remains of old hospitals like this. ESPECIALLY Byberry!
Ephemera: Continuous Bath Time
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"Imagine putting it in the dining room (after a good cleaning and sanitization that is) for use and just *waiting* for "That's an odd table, where did you get it?""

Somebody on my wavelength, love it!
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I stared at this picture too long, and started imagining some zombiefied patient woman coming after me through it. I love it!
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Mmmm... tiled room! Perfect for some horror carnage and blood splat!
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I like my women how I like my chairs - Stacked!
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it seriously looks like a foot is on the bottom left of the picture and its kind of scary but really cool
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Why does this picture creep me out so much? I can just imagine people walking in this place and it just creeps me out.
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cue theme music... Cool shot. It reminds me of one of the mental health centers I was in.
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Fantastic shot. I especially like that everything else is out of focus so you concentrate on the subjet matter. I swear I saw this movie that started out with a closeup of a wasp or a bee.
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As a former psychiatric patient I don't like the term "mental". Now I'll get off my high horse anfd comment on the photo. I would think that your eyes would start to hurt after staring at those blocks after a while.
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Interesting photo. I suspect it was either other explorers or kids playing a joke. Those caution/police line tapes are not all that expensive.
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Awww, look at the lonely little bucket :)
This is so amazing, it reminds me of an abandoned hotel...
(I love your albums of hotels, Motts)
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On the door in the back, the shadow almost resembles a hand.
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Now that's just wrong. An exit sign? Seriously? Give the patients false hope why dontcha?
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@patty
eww is right.