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Ive Been In A Room Like This And Ill Tell You something... once that door closes and your alone with your thoughts you will actually turn insane

It looks like there are vinyl records on the floor. And I wonder what's through the attic door on the ceiling in the closet...

I'll take two bars of soap, a box of Oreos, a pack of smokes, and a microwave, please. Oh, and a pound of ground beef. XD

criminally insane patients WERE kept in some buildings of this campus, where in particular, i don't know.

to answer the original question asked "How does a pillow stuffed with hair feel?" with it's hands. sorry I just had to say it.

I live a few minutes from this place...Qui Transinet Sustinet means...."He who transplants, still sustains." That is the state of CT seal. It's (Algonquin) Indian I think?

"Not enough money" is a lousy excuse. It would have taken 10 minutes with a hammer and chisel to add the patient's last (or first) name. Then at least they wouldn't have been buried under a numbered grave like a common criminal that the state is ashamed of and wishes to anonymize.

Seriously, I can't comprehend the tiny-minded Puritan moral sickness and shame that would cause an institution of doctors to toss another a long-suffering patient's body in a hole with just a number like a euthanized dog.

Hydrotherapy was supposed to serve as an adjunct to the sedatives and tranquilizers that existed in the pre-Thorazine age. The most common form was prolonged baths, in which they basically strapped down agitated patients in warm water for hours a day in the hope that it would calm them down. Catatonic patients got ice baths or ice wraps for the opposite reason. Neither one worked very well, but that's why you see so many hydrotherapy tubs in turn of the century era psychiatric institution.

think about it, your out trying to meet new people, they ask so what do you do for a living? You would answer "I am keeper of the toothbrushes".

their probably trying to get away from the smell. They probably figure since everyone else left they can too

careful that first step is a doozy.

would the kids fall down its like would they?

i went y.day we didnt manage to get into the building, but its so scary even walking around it.
these pictures are really good! wish i we had managed to get inside now.

1055 definitely a hand print

Its horrible if u see it now, so many people have gone and smashed all the windows and wrote on all the walls, i went there yesterday its creepy!