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P.S. I like the Titanic Comment :)

You can almost see the grandure of the original layout . Welcome...there is no exit.

Looks like the maid hasn't been in in a while. Seriously, This is an amazing shot... you almost feel emotion. it creeps me out... and at the same time gives me decorating ideas. :)

There's such a contrast, the color from outside, and the bleakness of the indoors.

Redrum, REDRUM...

Disney land, pales. Castles in the sky, outstanding.

So much like a grave yard, Like nothing would disturb the peace found there

InSaNeBoY yea there no spray paint there but in tha bulidin u'll see lots of nazi sings

Amazing. Awe inspiring.

I almost wish I was insane just to be there. The beautiful Archtecture of this edifice leaves little to be desired by the romantic or gothic structure seeking ilk. I wish i could see the inside of this amazing building... I'm not so afraid I think :)

That may not the geri-chair from the film. I'll wager however this snapshot was taken on the floor the movie was shot on. Great picture

ok im 15 and i went to this scholl because friends said it was haunted , well in this room i found out for my self it really was!!

This window feels like you're almost looking through someone elses eyes. Feeling their emotions.

Not a hydro therapy tub. Hydro therapy tubs had spots to anchor a canvas top to the tub so the Hydrotherapy patient could be kept in the tub. And so the staff doing it would not be innundated by water.. All the floors had bathtubs. . Regular bath tubs. That I believe is one of them. Hydro was carried out on a specific floor in the hospital,which one escapes me, one of the destroyed buildings I think. Helluva picture though

Clothing went on the shelves, most likely,and the drawers were used to put in the items painted on them, so there would be a stockpiles. Bugler tobacco made a fortune off asylums. "Rollies" were a form of currency. ""Tailor Mades" (brand name smokes) were the Benjamins for the patients