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i have to agree with renee !!! if they shut this place down why do they still need the power???? and why did they leave so quickly and leave so much behind???? who knows the real truth??? the old workers and drs thats who ya'll need to fess up and tell all
crap that was 4 months and 13 days after my 12th b-day !!!!
that's probably where they did all the experiments on the real crazy mutha fu@@@@s !!! or where they caged them away from the real world and they probably abused the crap out of them down there too!!! like electric shock , ect.
that walk way looks so twisted makes you dizzy almost like its alive like the "house on haunted hill" great shoots motts!!!!!!!
i agree with J.R. almost looks like a ghostly hand and fingers right!!! why didn't you take them
would love to tour that place!! it does look like blood and god knows what!! does anyone know the history /horror stories of bellevue psych hospital over on 30th and 1st ave in manhatten e-mail me with a site i can check the stories i work there and its now the single mens intake center for shelter system and they only let us go into only certain areas due to old creepy events i would love to see old blue prints or articles or good old haunted true stories.. or even actual true life events that happened, i love the mystery of the place it looks crazy scarey
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i went there erlier today and it looks different plus the kitchen area is partially demolished and we couldnt get in
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wish i had seen it
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the book "project 17" takes place at danvers
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wish i knew more about what happened to my grandfther when he was there
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my grandfather was a patient at byberry
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Anyone interested in why those chairs are there?
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I don't know how things were done in the "bad old days," but in modern psych wards a chair or a school-type desk is usually placed in the middle of the hallway at night so the techs can monitor patients. I think they might do some charting, but I can't be positive because I've typically been asleep when they're out there.
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Well the reason a lot of recently abandoned places have the electricity on is so that vandals don't removed all the copper wiring. This might be hinting that this place is not totally dead... just waiting maybe, for the next job.
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You went over that? Damn! Thanks, once again, an awesome gallery!