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Perfect shot and a perfect set for a horror/thriller movie.

As a teenager I worked at a camp for handicapped children behind the State Hospital in 1977. A co-worker and I would occasionally go into the hospital to go to the commisary to buy cans of soda. The color of the walls in this photo just brought that creepy experience rushing back!

Hi! JackieB. Miss u so so much. We have to meet someday.

Hi! JackieB! I miss you to. Where have you been.

Dennis, when you leave by the parking lot, take a left on the main road, DQ was only down the road on the left.
Damn, I miss fried clams!!!!!

Gary Trent was my Social worker, my friend and in most respects, the only father figure I ever knew.
He was a good man who cared.

Yes it is different from so called Normal people.
When I was in Devereaux School, in Rutland, MA, I was 8 or 9 and a staff member wanted to show his power, so he grabbed me and hung me out of a 2nd story window by my feet, when the Betty ( I think her name was) came and saw what was going on, that asshole, Jon Baker, said that I tried to jump out the window and he was just trying to bring me back in.

It's crap like that that we kids went through back in those days, and who could we turn to for help?
certainly not an adult, who believes a kid?

Thank you Mr.Motts for another great set! I cant wait to your next set.

that is scary as hell o.m.g god bless you guys

i've been there

La Crypte des Fleurs est tres jolie mais tres triste du coeur. Je parle un peu francais; Je suis Franco-Americaine. Les photos sont magnifique! A bientot! : )

Yikes!!! At first I thought these were some more morgue drawers.

Ah, yet another vintage, analog machine of the past! I love the old fashioned, "Luddite" ways! : )

You wonder what the patients' thoughts were as they gazed out of these caged windows day after day.

Your religious photography is very artistic. Keep up the good work! : )