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Behold...the power of green!

MOLD, MOLD, and more MOLD.

Ok...I do this again. I'm always late to the party, but at least I get here!!!

I'm always late to the part, but at least I get here!

Thank you, fantastic pictures as always. God......I really hate those damn stupid taggers. They totally disgust me.

Those brainless taggers sure are prevalent in Europe aren't they.

Stayed a month in '87
building A.

Its amazing that the chair survived there in such good condition. Too bad no other furniture is left

Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. We're so glad you could attend. Come inside, come inside.......

I just noticed the entire ceiling is black. Since there is no sign of fire I have to think its painted which is done in some buildings for the space above a drop ceiling.

It feels like walking up a dock to a big ship in a green sea.

^^^ What Mike said. The photo has a space craft quality about it. Very nice. It would be difficult to grasp what this is a photo of, without the description. Excellent eye Mr. Motts.

I see some terra- cotta brick up and left. Beautiful new gallery. Thank You!

Wow I was a patient on B-4-2 it was a admissions ward. This was in 1978 1979. It was very strange experience. Kind of like becoming a number instead of a person. There was no air conditioning very hot. Especially in the seclusion rooms. Called quiet rooms. I was placed in one naked and was on one on one. Someone watched me 24/7 no matter where or what you did they watched. Some were nice some were mean. Some enjoyed abusing patients especially if you had to go off ward. The basement was there favored spots as no one else was around. And plenty of empty rooms. There keys seamed like they would open any door. Some patients would also abuse each other as staff turned there heads rather than see. Not all but some.

I think Tony really really really wants paper for his walls.