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It looks like more than one person's handwriting.
I agree with MissValentine.
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I find it quite admirable that you explore these places that interest you while making efforts for minimal disturbance of the sites and to discourage theft and vandalism.
Also, the bits of history you've included are quite interesting. Even though your photos are interesting in themselves, I find the history of the places adds alot overall.
Awesome photos. Well done, Mr. Motts.
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I'm almost seeing people down there playing basketball
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I still don't understand howthey could just leave such a valuable property to rot
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and how.
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looks like some ancient drip system... back in 1930s
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The state hospital proper was closed in 1991, however these buildings in the back were used by the Center for Forensic Psychiatry in the early 2000s.
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there was one purpose and one purpose only for showers like this- to shower people. Old school places like this were always very understaffed and people with mental illness or physical or mental disabilities were treated as objects rather than people they do not use communal showers like these in institutions here anymore ( aus) and thankfully they don't hang people with challenging behaviours in gunney sacks on the walls either- we've come a long way baby!
Thanks Motts =)
should come to Australia sometime
theres a few places you may like to check out
yes sir, its wizz fizz
i swear
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It's Wall-E! (Go see the movie it's great.)
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I would run screaming like a little girl.
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I use to DJ at the Pines on weekends for all the "City People" to party in the catskills. Also did some spinnin at the Chalet in the 80's. Great memories.....to bad they had to end... I did meet lots of beautiful tho...:)
AWESOME! How did you get the sky to look so...spooky?? Very Halloween-y.
I love the curved doorway...very inviting. Which is kind of weird in an abandoned prison. Your photos are amazing.