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Oh my land, pardon me so much as I thought I was inside a mental institution. I said I was lousy at reading,, must be true. Gee, makes me feel like a horse's patoot.

Thanks Lynne, I apprecaite the link to the Kirkbride. I think these structures are so awesome!

thats not there anymore i took it and sold it for 300 bucks to a historic antiques store. yeh boi

come to the psych center when im there ed and see what happens

i can care less wut u have to say about vandilizing the psych center its not going to be there forever so im living it up and having fun with wut im doing

Now that is cool.

I can sure see a face in that frame. Looks like it could be female. Now that is freaky!

Dino-mite.

the restraints I was threatened with was leather and I would have been strapped to my bed. I did not like the idea of being restrained at all nor sent to the padded room or seclusion room. No way. I calmed down.

Little lone chair hiding behind there. Come out thither and enjoy the refreshing air. come and let me sit in your lap and forever we will abide together under a icy full moon.

waiting! waiting for you in my chair of blue, come and take me from this place my lover true and forever more I will always love you!

this archway is stunning. I like how the light's reflection off the wall is waning and soon to be faded from view. It is sad in a way, just like some of the yesteryear patients, some fading from view in time.

Please pardon my typoes. I am not well versed in my spelling or either my fingers too fast for the typing and hit wrong key. I guess since I speak with my hands, my hands have an attitude!

Wow! The Door! My house is doors that could be that door's siblings! Our house was built in 1930, and many of the things that were her when my late-husband and I moved here, was antique and these old in-floor furnce grills gives me the chills when I walk by them. I hate them things and alas husband got killed before we could have them removed.

This is a heating radiator. There must have been a reactor nearby. In a power station, the reactors (electrical) were typically to limit fault current.