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Probably not as i spent alot of time on the other side of doors like this there.. Not their fault but mine. I think the seclusion rooms some were pink and i believe they said pink was a calming color.. Id be in there for hours but as soon as I calmed down they let me out and petted me like I was one of their own children..

I was on DJ2 this was not the unit i was on and i dont know when they out up curtains but it was a nice try at trying to make the place homey..

I lived there for 2.5 years and i assure you i'm not an imbecile and in actuality my iq is above 130.. These videos on youtube upset me because regardless of the buildings history the place wasnt so bad when i was there in the mid 80's.. Tell history as it was and don't fabricate the story to make it more ominous.. It really wasn't always a bad place and i was never visited by ghosts and the staff weren't mean and we all lived... Give me a break!!

Looks like 1827 - 1902. I have no idea where anyone from my family that old is buried. Most likely Seattle. Or Pennsylvania.

It's been abandoned for 4 years, but it looks like it was neglected prior to that a few years as well.

Oh I wish the year was showing. My BIRTHDAY is June 8!

Oh, was that the last photo. Caught me by surprise. Thanks so much again Mr. Motts for your great photos and galleries. Some of the hospital ones are the scariest, and sometimes very historic.

I noticed that also, Tootuncommon. We've been looking at graves, etc. in heavy bush and then all of a sudden this grass looks almost mowed.

Beautiful workmanship, gorgous photo.

Amazing photo. Looks kind of like Easter Island, if you know what I mean.

I agree with Pandora and others. This is a great shot. Did something used rest on top of this?

This lovely shot reminds me of 2001 A Space Odyssey.

The grasses must have been about 3 feet high??

Soon she will have a dress of leaves.

I was wondering about the houses too. Thanks for your answer. This might be a scary place at night for local children LOL.