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i was a patient in building 93, yes i certainley was, it was scary to i stayed there for a year and then it closed, by that time i was realesead, but i had a good time there, during my rehab

The face in the window is just Jay Leno... can't you see the huge chin?

I asked'because I see Culloden and the desolation left behind in tha wee chapel

TWUG- Where did you find that qoute? Scottish? Please inform.

maybe they took "patients" from point "A" to"B" quietly' whithout disturbing others' no one ever knowing where they went- electro-shock' hydropheraphy' what ever-never seen

i like the way the clouds fuzz

reminds me of the "Coloseum"

With lighting like that, it almost looks like the whole place is falling asleep.

Now that's a shot right outta The Shining!

Hey, T - by any chance were you a waiter back in those days? With an end room in the Ritz? Comments I've seen you post sure sound like an old friend.....

Motts where's the soap dispenser?!?

Nooo I like the locker this way. :)

That makes sense! Thanks, Tony C. : )

okay...I was not as amused as most to the fact that its a "playschool train" that you had when you were five...ya ya ya a vist down memory lane.........no, this picture ment a lot more to me, this picture says to me that almost a stolen innocence, the child does not know that he is abandoned in an insane asylm, he's just consernd that he is having fun playing with teh only toy he is allowed... Ths picture shows lonliness, and almost a sence of desprateness, and seeking help.... "All aboard the circus train!"

This is a wonderfull historical site, and wonderfull for photography...but, living in CT for all my life, I know that this building only serves as a spot for vandilism and a great story starter..."Hey man, we snuck into the insane asylm last night!"......