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No, not padded, this was a medical building for physically sick patients. Isolation rooms are a possibility.
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Its so interesting and sad to think that, even if this place wasn't being demolished, no one will ever reach those cabinets again.
Glad I wasn't behind that when it went over. It looks like a movie set but I bet it's a good deal more solid. Looks like someone had a nice little office at the end of that corridor once. Talk about a room with a view...
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Yup, the Kirkbride complex was also called Reed Hall.
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Yeah I've never felt the urge to crawl into a morgue freezer just for kicks, but I've been in them for toe tags.
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I like the abestos tunnels at Danvers better, but these are pretty cool too.
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i just viewed the old postcard and other pics, wow totally awsome, the before and after shots make you think. I believe this is the best Kirkbride of them all.
It's a thingamyjig.
Nature has done a pretty good job of reclaiming it - I doubt there were 30-foot trees peeping above the walls when it was in use!
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Or, all the souls who stayed behind, are finally going home....
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btw it isn't me, awyper :-)
This is an unusual, but perhaps refreshing sight after all the pictures of vast, communal toilet and shower rooms in other institutions
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It's sad were not going to see it again.
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I would have checked behind them just to be sure.
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Still, it's creepy.