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Where there is a lonely chair, there will also be Mr. Motts to capture it for the rest of us to be alone with!

fantastic m'dear, you never fail to bring us superb pictures!

wow i love this shot its like on the other side of the doors are freedom (because the light is shining through) :]

Wooohooo, been to this amazing place. We ran along the back of this building as we thought we heard security on quad bikes.... VERY scarey at the time!

All looks very lonely and kinda of spooky. Even in day light. I bet you can hear the wind howling through there. I take it the everything of value has been taken away..

Breathtaking and what an amazing building. The scale is hard to comprehend just looking at the photos.

Could do with some chrome accessories - heated towel rail, mirror and downlighters. Potted palm would finish the look.. lol

Really atmospheric shot, could be either clean and friendly or clinical and sinister

Gives me an uneasy feeling this pic. Looks ghostly, like a dark presence against the bright white. Surely they dont have the lights on do they?

Very atmospheric, looks like something out a horror film...

Some of the above comments are hilarious, especially the first one! We havea huge mental assylum that was abandoned in the ealry 90s in NOrth Wales which I thought was huge, but this place is MASSIVE (plus we dont get tornadosin Wales lmao) Fantastic account and photos. Keep up the good work!

Richie, Chester - UK

/ graduated from the Dever State School in 1975.
Do you have any old pictures from trhat time?

I used to live just up the hill from this place and would stare at it every morning waiting for the train. Beautiful photos, and it's great to finally see what's inside these buildings.

wonderful colors

yes!!!!!!!!! What a way to wake up some coffee and another fantastic gallery!!!!! Thanks motts, you sure know how to treat a lady

My father worked for the hospital for a number of years he workedin the power hse which supplied power to the hospital & also he worked in the bioler hse which pumped heating from x4 lancashire coal boilers fed on coal which then produced steam which also produced all the hot water the hospital reqd.Very sad the hospital has su-come to this terrible state by the then politianians that put the death wish on the institution that supplied hundreds of jobs & feed families for years.

I deal with diferent types of seizures every day> I am the father of an epileptic (LGS) who has anywhere between 3 and 20 seizures a day. She has myclonic, tonic clonic, atonic, partial complex, ocular, and focal seizures.