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THIS IS BREATH TAKING.
TO PUT SOMETHING SO BEAUTIFUL IN SUCH A SAD PLACE.
DID THEY SAVE ANYTHING FROM IT?
OR DID THEY JUST DESTROY IT AS WELL?

Looks like one of the rooms we had in the psych ward upstairs

I'm surprised that OSHA or HIPPA didn't claim the log book or whisk it away in an airtight plastic evidence bag.

so much pain

YOU WOUD THINK THAT THIER WOULD BE ALOT OF SPIRIT ACTIVITY GOING ON.BUT OTHER THAN THE EYES IN THE DOOR ON THE LAST PIC I AM SEEING NOTHING SO FAR.

June 2006

i have been there there is a hoomless man that lives there named jerry

that would be wonderful to put on my apartment door.

I must say, this is my favorite gallery so far. Thank you Mr. Motts for giving places like this respect. Your style, class, and ethics are an inspiration to many of us.

And thank you again for allowing us to see the world through your eyes. Amazing.

I live approx. 2 miles from this building ... it has some history ... after seeing these shots I wonder if its still possible to enter this magnificent building ... thinking about a little tresspass trip with camera too ... when were these pics took?

Some get it, some don't.

They remind me of pepto bismol. I can taste that stuff just looking at these sinks. Demented, truly demented to have sinks like that.

Chances are Keely, if he wasn't, he wouldn't say so. ; )

Oh come on people, this is obviously where they kept the poisons they slipped into the patients food =P

*ducks and runs away from Lynne*

Kidding, the above statements make sense.

looks like something out of a Gothic Movie.... great shot Motts