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I worked here in the 70's and recently tried to return to the site. No luck. I have just completed an interview for my high school senior. The subject was "a significant experience in my life". I will never forget every patient, their names, their stories... I had a huge ring of 15 castle keys and opened that turquoise door and others like it numerous times. We called the solarium the day room and I was trying to describe the chair with wheels. There were many of them and they often had a lapboard that went with them. I am fascinated with your pictures. In describing my DSH work experience I encouraged my son to google DSH. I had hoped for a postcard and was instead rewarded with your photos. It is now 2:45am and thirty years since i worked there and here I am mesmerized. Thanks

Why are people getting offended by this!

It's just made of clothes found in the Admin and meant to scare kids who would sneak in. And I wasn't kidding, his given name was Bernie!

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Nice.

The tattered curtains used to constantly blow in those short corridors because of the wind tunnel effect created on each side in the space between admin and the rest of the building. It was really unsettling. I think there is a scene in Session 9 that shows this.

Yes I know, but they didn't listen. The guy who runs the company tore down an historic building to construct his own crappy personal house in Lincoln, MA.

I've been looking at your pictures for quite sometimes now. Each pic that you take I think tells a story keep up the great work

Yeah, I'll bet those couches do NOT smell as good as they might look in this photo.

It puts the lotion on its skin or ells it gets the hose again.

Such a rundown looking room. It's kinda sad. These rooms with the big windows look like they might have looked nice back when the building was new and all.

The light's pretty. Looks bright and warm. Big contrast to the room.

Dang. I don't think you could get me to go to the second story of that building if I knew the floors were unstable. I'm sure no one would enjoy going through the floor.

Nice room. I should make one for my brother when he annoys me.

Yea, this entire building just seems to ooze sorrow. Or it's that pink on the walls. I might say both, but I'm leaning more towards the pink.

It's vaguely dark and depressing in this room. It kinda reminds me of the classrooms in my school.

In a twitsted way, that door looks like Pac Man. The ceiling freaks me out more than the door though.

It's a very good picture, but it's giving me a serious case of the chills.