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It would look to creepy if they were left standing up right.
luv how the doors are different colors, its like they're trying to show all the different eras.
This pic bothers me the most. To imagine poor souls locked up in the empty room (even there was probaly some furniture back then) kills me.
All though some of the architecture is beautiful, I beleive a place like this should be torn down. There would forever be a faint presence of the former patients that would be just to creepy.
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Huzzah! I finally found the real location of this hospital. It took several months of dilligent searching. I've found something to occupy my evenings - since watching the boob tube bores me to tears. I've managed to identify over 20 of the covertly-named asylums. It keeps me occupied. Don't worry, Motts. I'll not publish the names or locations. I wonder what it would be like to have a life?
I luv this one. It's as if I can still see the sleepy night shift nurse there........
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I think it's a "check mark" X..."gone through and emptied, leave door open so we remember we did"
I luv this pic. It just shows that the whole place and it's former patients are now in peace.
I'd say someone was having panic attack and tried tearing down the door.
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I was 6.
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ugly yellow glazed brick like in my grade school!!
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as in "Defenestration of Prague"!!
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that's one ugly ceiling/wall/floor color combo.
Once again your artistic eye has allowed you to line up an awesome out-of-the-ordinary photo. Anyone can take photos, it takes an artist such as yourself to take great photos.
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DawnMichelle, I have a feeling Motts deploys some serious business "don't disturb me, I'm working" protective auras for these projects. That way, there's nothing to distract from what physically remains.