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Thanks luminous star! I love hearing the history of all of these wonderful places.
So glad Motts and others are keeping them alive!

this is an awesome gallery, motts!
thank you so much for eating gas station food & barely sleeping in teeny car to bring these to us!
you're the best!

room was gorgeous in the "before" picture. the "after" is just sad.

**craning neck to get proper angle**
crack, crack, crack.... i see now.....
someone help me put my head back straight!

on the upper half of the walls. see by the edge of the window? also looks sort of violet-y on the second door, but i think it's just the light.

sorry my brain is not funtioning very wiell right now but the bottom picture is the orginal room right? I would think that the top one was an origial the bottom picture looks so new.

signage in case someone gets lost on their way for to the "treatment room"

someone commented on that in a previous gallery. another replied that when places were closed up, the staff left all the doors open like this & walked out.

those glass blocks are great! i've never seen that pattern before! like pebbled leather......

yes, ed, they do make for interesting reading!

to thwart jumpers, perhaps?

lynne, i'm w/you on the eating & sleeping!
motts, this view is gorgeous! this must've been an incredible trip for you.

Ok where is Prince Charles Crews to provent all the damage and to keep the building in good repair???? Or is he like everyone else?

elopment procations is was is put on the door inpatient psych mean don't let patients exscape.

My Grandad's football team used to play on the fields at St.Margarets. Apparently there were 100s of patients with downs syndrome sat in their audience.