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Wonderful photo of leaves, framed by the handrails, with the watering can as an accent. Love it.

That looks like a pass-through to a kitchen.

Wow, amazing.

The floor looks like white sand.

I agree, what a great job you did with the research. It helps to humanize the lone grave.

Gorgeous view of the forest viewed through the window frames. The leaves look yellow, which enhances the photo in my opinion.

What a fabulous entrance. All the windows boarded or ironed up and yet people got in anyway.

That would be a wonderful place to ride a horse.

Fabulous photo. What a shame these buildings couldn't be saved/re-purposed.

You have to be talented to do stone work like that. Love the star trails.

What a lovely building and a great photo. I love the skylight on top. Is that water shining in the background, i.e. like a lake or something?

Fabulous, a new gallery!! I like the red strobe even though it is modern. The colour adds intrigue to the photo.

No it's the little building (not attached). When you are looking from the road it's off to the left near the street. Thanks!

I am reading The Madman's Tale by John Katzenbach; terrors of which has led me to investigate W S Hospital and it's history. I am horrified that developers have purchased this building for refurbishment into luxury flats when it's history is steeped in despair, agony and mistreatment of thousands of poor souls who were incarcerated. Who, with a conscience, would wish to live in a property which has been the site of such suffering and cruelty? Refurbishment will not erase it's horrific history; this remains as witness within it's very foundations. It should have been divided into a museum of remembrance and a charity events fundraising venue for mental health awareness, research and development for advanced treatments therein.

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