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Our facility had magnetic locks that staff had to hold to engage. They also had to keep an eye on the person in the room through a window in the door.

...but then again....think: Laundry?

Great place to see .
Will there be more from Detroit?,no shortage of abandonment there.

Potato - I doubt you'll see this comment due to the extreme amount of time since you posted but even with the solemness of the photos, you had be laughing out loud with your use of words: crypted, cryptified, and crypticated. I don't know which is correct...but I vote for crypticated. :-)

Twug - very beautiful poem.

May be there were sconces there - one on each side - the switch in the middle?

Wouldn't the bricks make good insulation? Maybe they made the bricks and when they needed to repair something they put them into the walls? Just making it up as I go.

I believe the stripe on the floor indicated which ward it was, sort of like a guide.

So...a machine that pressed the shredded documents into bricks? Now...if so: that really IS cool + neat, indeed. The IDEA...

Exstensive vast - all that wood.......

Love those numbers: 2072
2173 Arrow. Means head?

I'm sure it looked a lot nicer when it was in use and newer.

Very nice gallery Mr. Motts. I am part of a paranormal team from Gettysburg. How would one go about getting permission to do an investigation here?

Very solid! Lots of concrete...

I absolutely LOVE the contrast of colors in this one!

Perhaps the black color was used for shadowing???