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Or maybe its just a coincidence of ingraved lines that are in the shape of letters??

*shudder*~who would want an old morgue dripping tray, bad karma when you steal something like that!!

MOTTS AMAZING IDEA ABOUT THE BAR! LET ME KNOW IF YOU EVER DO! I WOULD LOVE TO BE A BARTENDER!

When I was a little kid (ten years ago-ish), whenever my mother and I would drive into Boston, we'd pass the Danvers State Hospital, and she'd tell me to turn around, because that was the only way that you could get a good look at it, perched up on the hill, creepy as hell. If I was being obnoxious, which was most of the time, my mother would threaten to drop me off at "The Danvers Nuthouse," as she ignorantly referred to it as. Needless to say, I behaved very well after her "threats." Just the sight of it sitting on the hill was enough.

If I had been able to see what it looked like on the INSIDE when I was ten.........

Holy CRAP.

soooo creepy, awesome shot

Mr. Johnny Mac, PLEASE come to the forum section of the site!! I really enjoy your insightful comments. I look forward to reading them, and I want to know more and more.

It's weird how they just leave everything!

I am fascinated by this stuff, does anyone know of any groups to join, i.e abandoned building?

I agree with both of you with the exception of what looks like pieces of the windows missing at the top but still a great shot.

It looks like the dials are just melting away. Like that painting with the dripping clocks.

You're going to tell us how to get in? Right??

Cosmic

The Corkscrew coast was purchased by SixFlags Enchanted village in Washington State and is operating under the name "Wild Thing".

The Cyclone Roller Coaster is now operating on Prince Edward Island in Canada at Sandspit Cavendish Beach.

The Freefall was renamed to Mr. Hydes Nasty Fall and is now located in Ohio (Cedar point perhaps...).

Sort of like, how little time we all have in the context of the big picture.

Those are the same desks that we use at my school. thats kinda creepy