4,023 Comments for Riverside State Hospital

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Haha. At first thought it looked like something out of a 'nightmare on elm street' film. A great shot again Motts. Great work man
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The lights in the distance make this photo just amazing.
Great work!
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Nice shot reminds me of the shining for some reason.
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Those are paint cans and they look new, no rust. I wonder how they got there and when.
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Giggity Giggity Giggity Giggity Giggty Allll Righttttt!
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you know Bellevue Hospital in NYC still uses a variation of those....
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you know, these long range shots remind me of Fort Totten in Queens, NY...a long abandoned army base
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what the heck does that mean anyway?
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wow...that place is huge
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All typesetters and printers can read upsidedown and backwards.The tool used to put the type in is a composing stick.The case for storage is called a California Job Case.However,this type looks like a Ludlow,Which means each line is cast separatley from molten lead.then melted down and used over again.Typesetting is rapidly becoming obsolete.(or opaque,if you will)
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Building came online in 1952 I do believe. Yes, in many respects this is creepier than the Kirkbride building. The 'courtyard' on the north side is really good for that - you are in a canyon of barred windows up to the sky...
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Well, that would be the lightning rod, which is the taller piece of metal on the right side... but the lightning supposedly struck the male ward, not administration.
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I wonder if the coat rack thinks it's the last of it's kind. The Last LIttle Coat Rack That Could.
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I think this tree was visible from one of the roof shots. Where did all it's limbs go?
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No longer used for CPR, this baby dummy is free to to run wild in it's natural habitat, dancing on chalkboards.