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ideal place for a horror movie
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yeah it is quite strange why only certain things are left, notice no bowls
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woah budddyy..calm down. dont waste your tme on immature people to tell them that. we all know its sad, but seriously..calm down.
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looks like a standard no frills nhs hospital to me
And people
Fire blankets?
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I'm just waiting for something to spring out of the darkness....
IT'S ALIVEEE!
I'm surprsied the copper plate was there. it's worth alot these days : o if that's actually copper.
Denied!
Monkey bars anyone?
Looks like some play or something would have been performed here 50 years before.
The masonry looks so presise, and just to think it was probably all done by hand!
So beautiful.
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Thanks,
1. Yes, many buildings on the campus are still being used.
2. & 3. I believe they were methods designed to help mental illness, and during the time of their use, they were often the only available treatments that would change a person's behavior if they were excitable or violent, whereas the only other options were restraint and seclusion. Once chemical drugs that provided similar effects were introduced, these procedures were phased out for the most part.