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ffordd allan - way out. never seen the hospital like this b4... really interesting to see.

I remember going to the demolition derby here with my parents in the late 1950's and early 1960's. I live in South Jersey now and looking at these images brings back alot of fond memories. Thanks.

im looking into the back ground and I would love to hear more about the what it was like. So please anyone whats to look me up and share me there storiess elyman222@yahoo.com

Of all the sets I think I enjoyed this one the most so far.

Words like incredable and fantastic come to mind but don't really do justice to the magic you work with your camera.

Sincere thanks Motts.

Hallucinator that is creepy cool. Motts, did you enhance the blood on those? Very disturbing, to say the least.

Got a bout of it just looking at this. They all look drawn on. Before photoshop, they used to cut out parts of drawings/photos & paste or draw them on. Kinda cheap looking, maybe they were in a rush to get it to print? Looks pretty darn creepy, why didn't they just draw the whole person, too? Digging that hippie cover though lol.

Motts when did you leave Dixmont and go to Britney's house :) jk love you Britney

Right!

I could be wrong, but as far as I know, those pipes would move water through the boiler, and by thew time water had passed all the way threw, it would be heated to steam. I think.

That dustpan on the floor must be very tired of waiting...

mmmmmmmmmmm BEER ORBs!!!!!!!!!

you think the chair in the window represents the patients looking ourt it to escape from the "sane" that 'caused the insanity?

how does paint just diteriorate like that...

you have to look down into the end of the hallway to really get this picture and how insane it really is

tho you are in a physiatric center and this picture portrays that it's dark, and that's it's empty with no life, the light shining through the windows shows there is something almost watching over, brings light in a different sense to the room. it makes it feel wanting and ok.