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Throwing this out there for anyone because I have never studied infants in regards to mental institutions. Were babies sent here because they parents couldn't take care of them? Was it more of an "adoption process?" I don't see any foreseeable factors that could be used to diagnose a child that young with any sort of detrimental mental condition that would warrant admittance to a hospital. I don't know - someone help me out?

Is the large building on the left hand side a unrelated building? Or is it still part of the hospital. It looks really close to the complex - hence my question. Great shot.

Hope that stuff wasn't important!

@blackrose-Your parents made the right decision to keep you-God Bless them! I'm glad you survived and hope you're doing well. : )

The room looks spacious - there doesn't seem to be any logical reason for its placement unless there was severer overcrowding. Its difficult to tell, but it seems an odd placement for a crib given all the space available.

TootUncommon - Well Done :)

I love the colors here

It's so barren- makes me feel lonely looking at it. I cant imagine what it was like to actually "live" in here.

Again, another very sad shot of a baby crib. How could a baby so young be institutionalized. : ( I would keep the baby no matter what!

This picture cuts to the very core of my heart...that poor baby! I love ALL babies-that's why I'm pro-life.

Those chairs are in good shape-they should be reused.

New gallery! HAPPINESS!
Morgue! HAPPINESS!!

Love the colours.

House, lol I can see where you got the user name. I love watching House on Monday nights!!

Motts, I have to say like this sign as well and for it to be left out in plain sight like that is awesome! Nice shot!!

Thanks so much for another great gallery of thought -provoking photos! Always a pleasure to get to see what you see! :)

Yes, i agree Minkus! lol