338 Comments for Springfield State Hospital

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I love the almost-lemon color of this shot. :) Very sedate coloring and a really neat staircase!

NO PUSHING ON THE STAIRS PLEASE!! :D Maybe I will take my rollerskates and jump down these stairs. :D
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YEAH...roller-rink! That is EXACTLY what I thought of too.

Welcome back to the 80s people...as if living through them once wasn't bad enough lol. :)

Wow. Talk about major flash-back. I am going to put a ton of hairspray in my hair now, and put 80s clothes on and rock out to Def Leppard and Madonna now. :D
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Nice pic in B&W. VERY Hitchcock-esque. :)
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Mmm...makes me think of orange creamsicles for some reason. I would love to sit by a window like that (not in this place tho lol) and just watch the world go by for a while. :) Makes me feel SO peaceful.
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Nice. :) Those fingerprints give me the creeps for some reason...

It proves people were actually here. Sad, tragic, and realistic too. THAT is what I Like about your gallaries. It shows the REALNESS of these places instead of having people just viewing them as 2-dimensional pictures on the Net that don't have any feeling to them. :)
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Creepy mirror.
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I agree Larry. I know I don't have the insights she did and I fall way short of her writing abilities and her eloquence.

I wonder what those little holes were for. I can't help thinking about "Porky's"...anyone who has seen those movies know EXACTLY what I mean. :D
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Yay...a new gallary. :)

This is really pretty.
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Thank you Mr. Motts. Wonderful gallery as usual.
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All the basic needs.
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"La Royal with cheese"
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Thanks Mr Motts for the new gallery i have become quit addicted to your work and this gave me my fix for the week Yet again good work and looking forward to the next gallery.
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What an awesome stairway. Love the curve.
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Did John Travolta and Samuel L Jackson coming in and demand you give them Marsalis Wallis property back and then ask you "You know what they call a Quarter Pounder with cheese in France"
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These windows and walls are in remarkable condition. Love the lighting here.