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Nice colors!

This is a fantastic shot Motts! I think it's my new favorite! :-)

I don't know what state you are from A.S.V. but here in Washington State we don't have more than two ro three square inches of flat land.

What a fantastic picture, Motts. You really know how to get the feeling of these places in your photographs. I don't see any light fixtures, or soap dispensers, for that matter :-) I wonder if they only lit the chapel with natural light. It seems to have worked for your photograph.

I 've been hooked on this site for days now.

I remember having a nightmare involving an abandoned Victorian House in my town, the slope of a caved in hard wood floor, an old piano and my own mild virtigo made for a spooky dreamscape. I think thats why Im so fascinated by this and other sites on this subject.

woah, the pic and karen's story are both sick-nasty.

They tried, but the cost of abatement (13-16 million) stopped that from happening.

Good gallery! Nice.

This is where the Poltergeist clown went to retire.

isn't this place demo'd now ?

you know something Zebra..I can look at whatever kind of art I want. I am entitled to give my opinion about something whether anyone else likes it or not.

I don't think patient abuse was a great piece of history. The hospital should have been demolished as soon as it was abandoned, to prevent morons from entering and exposing themselves to hazardous materials.

Someone should find the binder and document it. I have an odd feeling it may be important to do so.

toilet paper holder between 1st and third toilets

Used to work here when the hall was THE hub of the hospital. Had dances, films, pantomimes etc. It was a great meeting place for all the patients ro come and have tea, coffee etc. What a waste!