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its wierd to see a chair in the room just sitting there. i couldnt imagine having nothing to do but sit and stare outside wondering when im going to get to go outside

Em . . . . . .

[Trying real hard to be good, Motts]

i have been searching for pictures of the college for a few days now i deliver for ups in the condos on the property and i would really like to see what it once looked like. last time i attempted to go inside one of the people who live on the property stopped me and threatened me-

Hehehe! I used to throw the wet wads of toilet paper at the ceiling in school! It was like cement!! Wonder who it is falling on these days! What a legacy, huh!?

One can only hope! Oops! That sounded kind of bad! I don't want all of those jobs to be lost, but we really don't have anywhere to explore here!

Motts, did you happen to notice the area in the basement, where the entrances said something that prohibited employees of the hospital from entering and that the area was for patients only. Because I cannot figure out why they would not allow employees but allow patients.

This is the basement area i believe..... did you happen to notice the metal set of tracks in the floor, because I followed them and they led to a strong locked door which I could not get open, and I am really interested in knowing what the tracks were used to move. So if you know, please post it.

I was in a similar hallway in the hospital earlier in the night, but there were overturned desks and filing cabinets strewn about...on the ground are many interesting documents which have information from the time about Electroconvulsive Therapy stating that it would cause the patient and his thoughts to return to normal. There were also accident reports about injured patients. The injury reports included things such as patients injuring their hands after punching through windows. I even found one stating one patient had pushed another down the stairs. The Danvers State Asylum is extremely interesting, but extremely dangerous. I also travelled the underground tunnels where there is certainly a large amount of asbestos around all of the pipes and on the ground. There is also a unbelievably large amount of mold convering whole walls within these tunnels. Then there is the collapsed flooring on many floors. So I reccomend visitng, but also being very cautious as the many warnings on the walls will tell you.

The house with the clocks in it's walls, LOL. Nice shot, the greenery and sunlight outside is a stunning contrast.

The company I work for used to print law books back in the day. We have one of these machines in the reception area (Along with some other old printing machines). I had no idea what it did until now.

Funny and sad at the same time-boys and girls looking at each other through the peepholes, trying to find each other's love and comfort in a place where there is nothing but coldness and evil.

To Heather- it's probably just some rust water running down the "window" frame, there are places in Brooklyn where there are a lot of rusted fire escapes on apartment buildings, after a rain, the ground below them looks like a murder scene! It is nothing to worry about.

Tapeworm? The tape that worms its way down the hall in this picture, lol

LoL! Hi, all! How are you guys? :0)

That's my line, Twug