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What a nice contrast between modern day and ancient buildings.

Very ominous looking, yet I bet these buildings were exquisite when they were in use (still are)!

hi there I was there today my goodness you are right it is very creepy but i did not think that much of it till i saw the pictures posted here and other comments on the visit. if you are looking for the place it is part of the 4-h and us department of agriculture. the Umass extentsion service and the US department of agriculture are located in the front building of the property. that building itself is a little creepy but boy it will make me think twice now about going to meeting there at night. does anyone know how large the complex really is? there is the front built there are 4 or 5 garages and another out buliding. thanks for the picture

Yay!

Urm, no idea where you are planning to go in Engerland, but if you find yourself in South East London, there's a great photo-worthy place in a town called Coulsdon. The place is called Cane Hill Asylum.

coool that is cool pipes

Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your golden hair!!! The turret definitely looks like it is leaning!

LOL she might have to after she reads the size of that thing! :D

Kudzu!!

and I have finally reached the last picture!

I gotta get some sleep...

All this site needs now is a chat.. :)

Only one thing worse than asbestos... moldy asbestos....

So you yell fore so people will know your not doing the course backwards?

hehehehe

Yes Ma'am!

I have a few aerials of this and other places I might be adding to the site overview at some point.

Better than low ceilings... they really open up the rooms, I like them.

There is actually a lot of controversy regarding the term "fore"... Most believe it was taken from the nautical term (fore and aft of a ship), meaning ahead. It may also have been a warning to the forecaddie. Personally, I just think it's a better, quicker warning than "Hey, watch out, a golf ball is flying directly at your head!" :)

nice chairs