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who the hell in there right mind would eat anything made in that kitchen' the whole situation makes me sick to my stomach god only knows what they fed those people lol
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this place must be haunted with all those dead patients buried there and who really knows what went on there iv'e got to go there and see for myself im a horror buff and am oppsesed with death call me weird
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cool walkway looks like somthing from out of a horror movie;
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It is pretty much all gone.
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is anything left of this hospital or has it been torn down already' i love gory sites and looking at some of the pictures is disgusting i love it
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is this website for real i have lived in athol all my life and never knew that there was a luny asylum in north hampton; i would have loved to take a tour of the place expecally the morgue i need directions'''''''''''
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The external fire escapes were added around 1980 or so.
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The bodies of dead patients were released to their family. If they were unclaimed, they were buried in the hospital cemetary, which is located near the water tower.
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r8 i have been in dis church do not fucking go in its some creepy shit and looks alot worse trust me i have pictures
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There were fire hose boxes on the walls at numerous locations. Vandals obviously dragged out a hose.
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Sounds like someone went off their Thorazine.
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The federal government has no control of state institutions. They were built way before there was any type of federal aid to states. Patients later received SS money, which went into their own accounts, not to the state. The state later received federal reimbursements to help with institutions somewhat like acute care hospitals receive some money to pay for indigents.
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Bldg 123 - kitchen/dining room.
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It was. The ceilings were once tin. The fireplaces were operational. The room you see was originally a dormatory. The wall on the left was added very much later to divide the dormatory into a big dayroom and two smaller dormatories. The double hung windows allowed great ventilation.
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That is ground level basement of kitchen/dining room Bldg 123. Group 2 was built on top of a hill and 123 was built on the slope. It connected via tunnels to 122, 124, and 40.