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This picture actually made me a shudder!!

The placement of the "open" windows in this picture looks like even the current contents of this building would like to escape. Great photo!

pffff... why does people do this? I love graffity, sure, but this ones are so horrible. And otherways, abandoned places should rest as they have been left.
No painting, no stealing, no vandalism...

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thanks for the link

it might have been the building that staff stayed in

lynne you have a problem if you in fact worked in a mental health facility you would not behave this way it is a disgrace to anyone who has been the victem of such a horrible place!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was wondering, what are those TV looking things hanging from brackets to the left and right of the doors? Are they TV's or are they some sort of lighting?

Kewl shot Motts!!

RE: To above comment...

Dogs don't have hooves. They have 4 toes, with nails and pads on the bottom.

Maybe before the 1960s. Not after that .Pictures from the 1800s through 1930s were more serene than my memories.. When I walked the grounds on my way to Jr High and elementary school it was locked down, and play yards were fenced. We hung out here by the water in high school . None of the patients wandered the grounds ever

When I was a girl scout in the 60s we used to go in and sing to the children. They were just as afraid of us. This place treated people very badly
for a long time. I remember the shreiks and screams as we walked past on the way to San Remo elementary

I worked in there in high school in the 70s serving food to the patents.
The place was haunted then, and the care was more than terrifying. The old elevators had rattling cages that skipped condemned floors. I walked the campus daily on the way to Jr High

i went to the castle after dark but couldnt find a way into the asylum, is the left dirt track by the small clinic by the castle ??

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Perfectly "framed" picture!

This picture evokes very "industrial" feelings...

That's one door I wouldn't want to walk through...Great "mood" again...