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They look like psych furniture. The plastic covered cushions, simple shape, and lack of visible hardware.
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They would sometimes use numbers very unlike the room numbers for easy distinction. Like maintenance areas might all be in the 500 range, offices in the 400 range, and activity rooms in the 600 range.
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Hydro-therapy was a popular option years ago. It didn't always mean ice-cold water. Sometimes it was tepid or warm, and the resident was put in there with a cover securing them with only their heads peeking out.
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It was easy to clean, easy to maintain. Less likely for someone to hurt themselves on anything.
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It was considered cool and calming at one point, now they know that blue is actually a more depressing color.
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- Joe
wow, that's disturbing.
don't get me wrong, I wish I thought of it first. :)
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Ephemera: Taunton State Hospital
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pits halcyon hall couldnt look like the stanley hotel.....how sad
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it makes me so sad to see such a lovely old building in such a state..i hope somebody can do something.
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I wonder if they still make those shiny bricks anymore.....? I can't decide if I like the blue or the yellow better. They're so.....institutional!
Anyhow, thanks again Mr. Motts. We appreciate all the effort & $$ it takes to do these expeditions!
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Please come to Boston Mr. Motts, alot of people are leaving because they cant afford it so there will be plenty of places for you to photgraph.

Thank you for another amazing set of photos and thank you for sharing your genius with all of us
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wow if you miss that target that many times, please dont carry a gun!
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how much DNA is in those cracks! ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
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four drawers, no waiting
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"is it safe" - the Marathon Man