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I could tell you what happened at Dixmont. But you would find it disturbing.

With the help of soap and gnomes.

ive never posted here but
would like to say first i love your pics they capture more than any word could ever describe . i go by norwich hospital everyday and it bothers me that some people feel that taking down a dark part of are past will make it go away. these are buildings that still have alot to teach us . i think all of the old hospitals would be perfect as tools for docters so that they can see how far we have come in medical reaserch. them hospitals hold the key to how far we have come in medical tech. why should the people who died in these places die pointlessly we could at least remember how we got so far in medicen. if they take every last primitive hospital down how will future doctors trully understand the suffering and loss of life that have made recent hospitals what they are today. books and pics do not show the feelings that lurk in the halls of these great places. you have to see it to truly understand what these places truly are. im sorry for going on i hope im not alone with this . ive been to alot of the old asylums but norwich is the one i feel closest to it has almost a magnetic pull that makes you want to see more and learn more and hear more storys about it. ive seen danvers it was beautiful but still not the same feeling as norwich. welp thank you for the pics they really are beautiful .

Been along time since I thought about glenndale hospital. Went there a bunch of times (before there were police stationed there...last visit was about 10 years ago). The place was amazing. Definately a decaying and dangerous place and that was 10 years ago.
My friends and I pretty much explored every inch of that place...with the exception of the tunnnels. Supposedly there are tunnels connecting all the buildings. Unfortunately some have been sealed with metal bars. And the ones you can gain acces to are filled with 2-3 feet of water streching along an underground tunnel alot farther than your flashlight or you can see.
I have been to some creepy places before and glenndale hospital is definately one of the craziest.

Oh whole point I really posted was to give props to the pics...very cool brought back alot of memories :)

-prophfet

Firstly, I would assume that they would keep a place up to make it look not-so-abandoned.

However, in a case like Worcester State Hospital where it's obviously abandoned and the grounds are open to the public, you may as well have enough pride in the place to keep it looking pretty. :) WSH even has flowers.

I went and walked around it last week, pretty creepy, what's the best way to go inside without settin off the alarm.....

We can only imagine how much these opulent coffins/caskets cost back in that time.

mint

tthat move is gast a idea

not fair at all

needs moor pics dude

Mr. Motts,
Did you see any kind of Supernatural stuff on any of your visit's here?

Anyone notice the different images in the peeling paint above the picture?

awsome

how well i remember the hospital when i see the pics..i was placed there at 16 yrs old....i didnt belong there but courts sent me there for being a runaway...