4,023 Comments for Riverside State Hospital

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300.21 that was me....at one time.
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Just like many hospital halls that I have roamed. Just empty.
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Now that you mention it, that does sound pretty kinky, huh coco? :o) He fixes my teeth. It's usually painless, except for one time when drilled through and hit the nerve inside. YOWEEEE! I don't think anyone likes going to the dentist Debbie. Dentists have no sense of humor about that, but my buddy does.
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Stunning!!!
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Wondering what it feels like when they put you in there and close the door behind you. I think i would totally freak out.
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Perhaps they have been expecting you all along :)
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how long before the cabinet above ends up in the florr below?
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Looks like someone had lain in the sun for so long, they dried up and exploded into flakes...
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I wish I knew when you were here! I could have showed you so much that you would have loved. If you ever plan on coming back just shot me an e-mail and I'd love to come with. Jacklahey08@gmail.com.

P.S- These came out so great!
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Awsome Motts! Love it.
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I don't like going the Dentist.
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Many of these Kirkbrides tend to have one of these rooms like at Danvers RIP.
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Woooow! That picture just gave me the chills. Stunning!
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I think you are right about this just being regular 35mm stock. As a minor correction, both 35mm and 70mm have 4 sprocket holes per frame. The height of the frame is the same for both formats which allowed for the same sprokets and timing to be used in a dual format projector head. Obviously with different filmgates and appature plates... I think I am starting to date my theatre years. I have threaded both 35mm and 70mm with optical, mag, and digital sound, but have never booted up a digital projector! Heck, we were still using normal slide projectors for the ads that showed before the movie started. Ahhhh, the good old days. Never had to mess with carbon arc though.
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Hey Tiny,
would love to join you on that visit, yeh the place looks masive and really creepy,, what a beatiful part of the country to live in, I'm jealous on both counts :)
You'll have to let us know how it goes