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I thought only monkeys were allowed to throw poo...

But I like the idea of blood much better. Only because it would make this picture more exciting.

*The walls start to bleed*

This is the part where people start running...

Extremely creepy. I can see both the guy in the white lab coat as well as the image that looks like someone pressed his/her face against the window. (Like mentioned above).

*Runs away in total fear*

Poor little chair! I bet all of those lonely chairs you shoot feel really sad when you leave. :(

But this is an absolute amazing shot, Mr.Motts. Very cool.

It hasn't been closed for long, from the looks of it....

Still awaiting their final "patients" looks like....

I love how the red of the doors draws your attention to the center of the picture. Very nice picture, my friend. Very nice.

Take a seat, friend. It's okay....we won't hurt you.....


....yet.....

Nature reclaims the territory that humanity took from it in years past....

I love it!

Whats behind door #1?
How about door #2?
Nothing good, I presume....

*Jaws theme* Nah, just kidding about that part.
I LOVE this picture, Mr.Motts! Absolutely stunning!

I happened to find this site by accident. I worked as a teacher/habilitation specialist at Letchworth in 1980 and grew up in nearby Mt. Ivy. As a kid I wandered in the farming buildings where equipment and livestock was once kept. We also happened to get close to a building where residents lived and stared out of the windows. It truly is a haunting place and reminds me of humanity's feeble efforts to do their best at helping. Letchworth was a good idea gone bad.....these photos capture the essence of great hopes that went awry.

Still waiting for it's owner to return.

I am always amazed at how you make the simple and ordinary look amazing and surreal. Keep me coming back

Looks like the old station used to hold two engines and possibly a tanker.