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She probly meant Building 7. But I know you can't see the buildings from the L.I.E

charlene, how could you see building 22 from 56, the only tall buildings on the property are 93 and 7, i was a patient there and i was in many building both being 93 and 7and you cant even see the outline of 93 from exit 56,

With the dial marked as Motts describes it is a frequency meter. The US and Canadian power systems are operated at 60 Hz or cycles per second. A synchroscope is marked 'slow' and 'fast' and sometimes with the number of degrees out of phase. 0 degrees (pointer straight up) Is in sycnc and 180 (pointer straight down) is as far out of synch as you can get. Vinton is correct -- I have seen AC generating units where there has been a synchronizing accident. The damage can be anything from mechaincal damage to the turbine shaft & blades, to the generator, its circuit brekaer and transformer. Most modern plants have controls to do the synch and help prevent a synchroizing accident from occuring. I once added these controls to a generator about the same vintage as the one in this gallery.

where is this autopsy table located in the building?

I culdnt even imagine what walking through here tripping on LSD would be like... anyways, getting to the Mourge is quite easy. Taking the side stair-well, take it all the way to the bottom till you cannot go any further... you will be able to find it down there.

Some friends of mine and I took our own little tour through the building during the day time. We had gone back there at night and this picture is a great Imagery as if you were actually there.

Whack of Dials.. ROFL. Sorry. That was funny. I'm callin' them all that now. And, jeez. That's an ugly blue the control panel's painted..

I like the fact that the "randomly blinking lights" on teh conrtol panel on the right. Also, part of the huge arch through the mucky glass is eeeeery.

i want to go there and see this plase

i see a red door and i want to paint it black...

;)

Thanks Motts
Even though the buidings are gone, you have given us a gift of memory, and thats the best thing to have.. These buildings will never be forgotten

R.I.P DSH

Very well said Nicki and Navi
I was thinking the same thing as well
My Dad used to go there all the time with my uncle ( he had a job as a cook) and were buddies with the security and were able to get into the hospital and the tunnles in stuff. I just talked with my dad the other day and told him how the buildings are gone, and whats gonna go in its place and his words were " There is no way in hell I would want to live up there"
Its just really outa controll how the towns like Danvers and Middelton, where i live, are with new homes and condos now....its just sad....all these million doller homes...The towns just changed so much

wow a mixture of crazy and scary! U gotta be brave to go in these places!

I think it is an early Dentists chair.

Hi Mr. Motts! The Main Hall has indeed been demolished to make the area safe, as correctly assumed by AUTUMNTWIN. Since 'SAVE' & local opposition over re-development of most of the buildings in 2003, the entire site affords Listed / Historic Protection. Basically, most of the buildings are going to be re-used, and the mature grounds re-juvinated as part of the proposed landscaping. Looks like the Developers won't be allowed to ruin this site (so long as the Planning Dept. keep a very close eye on what actually happens!!! Great site Motts -keep safe & keep up the good work!