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Hm. That kind of reminds me of Chestnut Lodge in Maryland. I dont know why. It might just be the white windows and brick building. But thats the first thing I thought of when I saw this.

Tony C

The tower was a water tower, it housed lage tanks of water that would be able to supply the hospital :)

to add onto what Secretattic1 said in the first comment, you have to wonder if those scratches in the door are from some poor soul clawing at the door trying to escape the pearly white prison.

It doesn't matter what it is. It looks beautiful and scary... And it turn on our imagination. And makes us thinking about poor souls kept here - and that is the most important.

This photo reminds me of an orphange I was in when I was 5. Catholic nuns took care of us in New Britain Connecticut. Lots of sick things went on behind closed doors....

It seems more a look of desperation than one of violence. She seems to be pleading with someone, the look in her eye whispers "help me..."

this pic bings tears into my eyes and i dont know why..lovely, just lovely

Hi Craig! I remember you! I used to go to the PInes and Beverly Farms!

OOOOO, shivers down my spine! I don't know what it is about this shot, it is very creepy indeed.

How beautiful! What brilliance! I can imagine that these pictures were calming to the persons that worshipped here. They have a calming effect on me.

It's a huge JELLO mold!

Artistic masterpieces, even if part is missing.

Not too shabby! I grew up in that area and got extra credits in pychology going to Byberry to teach the deaf people sign language. Back in the early times deaf people were commited because their problems were not understod. It was scary back then too.

I am impressed that this place was so multi-media enriched. It seems like they actually cared about the children's education here.

What a great shot. You see those pine trees "peeking" in?