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They seem larger because they are so spread out compared to some of the asylums in the US, most notably the "skyscraper" structures built on Long Island (Kings Park, Pilgrim, and Edgewood). However, I haven't dug deep enough to find the maximum patient capacity / population during the most busiest years to compare with the data from the US.
asbestos doesn't burn,,,that's why it's used as fire-proofing.
asbestos is harmless when it's wet,,,we all are upset that the abatement contractor on site has yet to use any water at all....we know this because we watched and video taped it for the EPA in the auditorium.
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hey, i just love the way the light enter to the room, awesome pictures, greets from Chile
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I don't see anything wrong with backing up someone I believe to be a fair kinda bloke getting shit for no reason but I've been told so I'd better keep it shut ay!
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The lamp is dented on the outside and the light is reflecting off of these "dimples".

Isn't it interesting that in capturing this lamp Motts that you have inadvertantly captured the degradation of the structure in the background? It reminds me of a surreallistic painting.
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But why does the light look bubbley???
No lovely tunes comming from this today my friends.
Note-only one locker.
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>ignoring all of the melee above<

What a whimsical photo!

"There is no conversation more boring than the one where everybody agrees."
-Michel de Montaigne

"Those who profess to favor freedom and yet depreciate agitation are men who want rain without thunder and lightning. "
-Frederick Douglass

"Your neighbor's vision is as true for him as your own vision is true for you."
-Miguel de Unamuno
Does anyone know where i can find a vintage or antique straight jacket? I would love to find one. PLEASE HELP!!!!
THANK YOU...
Hey Motts, in comparioson to other hospitals in the US, was this bigger or smaller?
How do we know it's number 3?
All these buildings look structurally sound for the most part...it's such a shame they're being torn down. I want to live in one. Like this little house...that's not that little...haha.
This reminds me of a little daytime cafe, or a polite bed and breakfast. It resembles nothing to me of a mental insitution. I like that.
Bath time kiddies! Just ignore the floating mildew...