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I was a resident at thiss facility from Sept of 1987 till Sept of 1990, the cell block you see was my home, cell # 20.

most hydrotherapy treatments involved warm water and being soaked for a few hours while wrapped in sheets to calm the patients. there really wouldent be a reason to be soaked in ice water i feel like that would make patients more violent.

That's a pretty dangerous playground.

I'm not really into machines and even I was impressed by this.

This was a great gallery! Thanks!

This is stunning. Someone clearly put a lot of time and effort into this.

I feel as if the feet in the photograph actually enhance the feeling of dizziness.

I like it! It's creepy!

I feel ridiculous. Everyone's talking about how peaceful and tranquil it is, and I was thinking it looks like one of those "Fooled you!" scenes from a horror movie.

i love the look of the old door.

dont turn the red knob?

I hope nothing was in that, when it got tipped. =]

By: Lynne
So men don't get to have uvulas anymore?
Guess not anymore, Lynne.

Beautiful shot .. but what's that black mass in the center of the shot ...???

I was at kppc last night, I dont think it is haunted but I guess that is something you should find out for yourself. Dont go inside though. SHITLOADS of cops, asbestos, rat crap, a few homeless people, alarms (yes inside also) and a decaying support beams. Be safe.

I spent all my young days at this stadium. It brings back old memories. Especially the football games between Kennedy HS and Eastside H.S.