4,023 Comments for Riverside State Hospital

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beautiful
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This reminds me of that one funky tunnel in Zelda!
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And yes, thank you Jacob Morgan, for the link.
A good picture of a beautiful old printing press, and an interesting thread. Life is sweet. What could be better?
May you A L L always be well is my daily wish, and blessed be Mr. Motts, forever, and always safe, too.
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Probably Horsehair.
Feathers and down; expensive. Hair of the Horse; cheap!
Really common for ages.
The pillow stuffed with horsehair is heavy and no fun for pillow-fighting.
We still have a few old mattresses + pillows stuffed with horsehair in the attic, for fun + nostalgic reasons. The are app. 80 yrs.old and have not lost shape or comfort. They always feel warm really fast.
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Sweet chairs...
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just discovered this site .what a brilliant set of photographs and excellent info. appreciate it.
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Exquisite!
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Somebody knock and see if Barbie's home...
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The grounds are well kept; the mow the lawn!
Thank you Mr. M.
Love this picture! Keep coming back! Can´t help myself, hahaha!
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It has a soul! A Complex whole. It has it AL! Beauty, and thrilling excitement. Imagine "knowing" a building like this! Awesome.
Thanks, Mr. M. Am happy!
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The top windows did not get the arch. Great trick; it makes it all more interesting to admire and look at. Love this!
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Yes LAMP, FTW!
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WOW! They built for beauty; with absolutely the best intentions. It went some wrong. Yes, things do go wrong with us humans, on all different levels.
Found the double window of those special "2-radiator" rooms - way up top, left & right!
Thank you for this pic. Can´t stop smiling. Yer da bestest, Mr. M.
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Am so happy you show this picture!
Human beings in a nutshell! Not liking to take responsibility, me neither, hahaha!
It is just nice to ponder.
" Hey, what about the Xerox?"
"Naw,, who cares? Too heavy. Too much hassle. Just leave it!"
Yes, maybe it is still being paid for. Would not surprise me!
Good picture.
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How splendid! This was a warm room back in the days, only one radiator. Sunny! It is still lovely despite the boarded up windows and the decay. Imagine this as a dining room, with a huge table, by those wondows, and the lovely view!
Well done.