i am a 29 yr old rhode islander and i was look ing back at all the good memories i had there it is a shame that i would never get to take my own kids there. sure there is six flags but nothing beat a day of rides and then eatting at the chowder house on a cool fall day damn thoses back taxes
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I've been inside that Building before (Recently while it's all boarded up & shit...) I've researched it a lot too...my father works near there in Worcester & my aunt was admited to the new Worster State Hospital.....an old guy who said he's worked @ worcester state since the mid-70's told me that it was originally built (as an insane asylum) in the 1860's, when they used to perform serious surgical brain alterations to try & modify behavior of people & Lock some of the really bad-bad-insane people with no hope of recovery in chains to the wall in the cement Dungeons down in the Basement of that place....
Why do children have to come onto sites like this and lie? Worse yet, why do so many believe it...No one chased you in a helicopter with infrared for being on an abandoned lot.
As I look further and further upon your stunningly awe-struken work, it saddens me. It creates a light state of depression. This building, like the patients that once roamed it's halls, has been abondoned, forgotten in some way, not able to tell the stories that it's walls held. Now it stands lonely and sad. [If it still stands]
I am usually not afraid of places and things, but mate, I have to give you props. I seen the movie Session 9 and the pictures of this place. I have to tell you, this place scares me shitless. I don't know how you did it, but if it was me, I'd run far far far away and hide under my covers like an infant.
thanks for the site