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what building is that in? 23?
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The large metal syringe is actually used for flushing ears. Nothing sinister and still quite effective, even today. The large instrument described a rib spreader looks like it might actually be plaster cutters. These were the days before the little electric grinders they use these days.
Heh, I dont mean any offence to Motts or anyone else here. My old man is a GP and has been for about 40 years, he loves this site =)
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I'd do the good samaritan thing and remove the lock, so no-one would get trapped..
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Err. Non-conducting metal?
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kayy.so i deff do think the state hospital is haunted cause my moms friend grew up in their as a ward of the state. shes not crazy! but she tld me house abusive that they were to people. i may be young and your probably like whats this little girl know..well actually im obsessed with the state hospital. and one day im gonna go their _X promise your that. well if you dont think this place is haunted then your a freakin idiot cause i mean they used to hang dead people on meat hooks. but its not haunted rightt. haha sikee.

kayy had to say that =]
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Stairwell to hell!
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its become a sort of cliche to say clowns are evil and scary. I think this one is quite pleasant and peaceful, it might have even made a patient smile.
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its very nicely drawn not like some of the other more messed up drawings in other mental hospitals in this site.
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what an amazing building, really beautiful especially when covered in foliage
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Haha. At first thought it looked like something out of a 'nightmare on elm street' film. A great shot again Motts. Great work man
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The lights in the distance make this photo just amazing.
Great work!
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Jacob dosent want to ride this shaft!! He he.
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Ha ha the lonley chair, Motts you make me laugh mate, you never fail to get the lonley chair!!!!
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There's no place like home......
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Pilgrim certainly does have many stories and some cruel one's also. I worked for the state for many year's on the ward's and heard a lot of stories from employee's that were there in the late 50's and 60's. King's Park Hospital was beautiful. What great scenery and also storie's. I Worked at both.