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what state is this place located in? that looks like a cool place to explore. wow. i wonder what it was like for the workers. and the patients. and that scared me reading about the scratched area. wheres that at?

This is the place where good beds go to die.....

Looks like a place where the Children of The Corn might have played heheehe

I was a patient there in the late 70- early 80's the children unit was a hell hole, with many lost soles. I think they should bring all of the child abuses who called thenselves staff and blow them all up with the childrens unit

The fact that Electricity was EVER used as punishment is frightening, and it makes it worse knowing it was used on people who couldnt fight back and didnt know better.

That's just really pretty...Almost like snow.

That pipe looks like a snake trying to get in lol..Anyone else?

The history and enchantment of these old buildings is amazing. I just don't know why we continue to tear down historical buidings instead of renovate. Seems like it wouldn't cost any more in the long run.

What was the room used for?

I wonder how MR. M was in real life. great shot motts. the note really reminds you that people once walked these places.

What was scratched into the wall?

This building has an un-nerving look about. There is something sinister and scary about this building. I am not sure just what it is.......
I get this feeling that there was once a secret governmental department that had an evil plan to do something ? And just what that evil something was, I do not know.............

Well, that was my very first initial thought when I looked at this photograph.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

6:00 P.M. German time,
Monday, 24 / March / 2008

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i copyed and sent the link to some1 who worked there and he said its a papped cell, gonna try get into the building next month but they have security patroling so should be quite fun :D

Sorry, but what is kimerikas?

Jane.