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Wow good shot! My first thought was one of the resident managers doing checks, like at night or something. Although I'm sure it wasn't pitch black like this when this place was functioning...

wait..the morgue isnt in the pwerhouse building..why is this picture is this gallery then?

Please don't think me stupid, but is this window boarded over? And the light is leaking in around the gaps? Very strange feeling looking at his.

Hmmm, there must be some master plans for state run places. Something like the Kirkbrides only voide of any apealing elements used in recently (last 20, 30ish years) because this room sans bars on the window from what I can tell looks very much like the resident rooms at the state run rehab center for the blind's old and now disused dorms...

Those slots look like those food ports that thy show in prisons. They can slide the food in or put hand cuffs on somebody? I'm not saying that is what these slots were... Honestly I don't know what those were, ducts for air? But to me that is what I first thought of.

I love drive-ins, I miss going to them. Great little set Motts, the skies were awesome!

I am looking for hospital records. Could you please direct me to the right place.

Thank you.

S

Yay! A new set of pictures!
It is funny... Not two nights ago I was looking at the story linked on the front page "Hell and Back" and I was thinking "I wish Motts had this place up on his site." I love the fact that unlike a lot of sites that have pictures of old disused asylumns, state schools and or hospitals this site comes compleet with discriptions and comments. Very useful to me because I can't always make out the picture with my bad eyes. It s still very interesting to read the discriptions and comments even if you may not always see the pictures. And the picture I am able to make out, which are mostly those of one main object or well light ones I think are very stunning.

Thank you Motts!

I love this shot!

Wow thanks for all the information Lynnie, we can always count on you to teach us!

And Sketchie you can borrow my paddle for Tony. Heh heh

Can you tell me where to find patient records for the 1950s and 60s please.

Thank you.

Motts you always take something so simple and make it so pretty to look at.

I agree those are butt uglee..... and they look home-made.

Wallpaper!