4,224 Comments for Northampton State Hospital

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This shot reminds me of the Video to Metalica's song Unforgiven. When you are locked away forever, you are truly unforgiven in some way. Even the angels.
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If I had cramps in a white dress, I'd be worried too!
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Hooks on the side of the autopsy table to hook the gourney to for body transfer??? Just a thought.
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High '5' handprints anyone?
this is an especially beautiful photograph. movind, haunting and beautiful.
i grew up in Northampton, and this place was, and still is, although it has been demolished recently, an extremity of my soul, of my being, here, in this place. a few years ago, i took some pictures of the place myself. toy polaroids. (they're lovely!) i wanted to say that this gallery of photos called "overcast" are so lovely. they feel to me like this phantom extremity which has been recently amputated from my landscape...capture the beauty of this misled complex.
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By far my favorite picture on this site.
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Ohh that looks so cool!!
It's absolutely gorgeous.
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I remember being in the theater as a student in psychology. We observed patient interviews by the psychiatrists and noted the patients' behavior and responses. Seems so long ago now.
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HOW TALL IS CANDACE? HAS SHE GOTTEN A BREAK TO MAKE A MOVIE OR PHOTO SHOOT BESIDES THIS ONE?
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well yeah there eyes work smart alic but if your insaine and on drugs 24 hours a day what type of consantration would you have and what the hell would they show ??
It's no longer there ,is it???? Such a shame to destroy these buildings. Many of the buildings photographed and displayed on this site have since been demolished. I could never travel that far to visit one of the buildings, so the photos are my visit. Thanks to Motts, we still have them to view. The architecture is so beautiful and awsome. The big problem in the US is destruction of the buildings that were built on the beautiful revival schemes and replacing them with partical board, cookie cutter housing. Soon we will have no architectural history! Greed and near sightedness drive that destruction!
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it's much cleaning than i remember when i went in there also. there was also far more graffitti when i went i think
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Like a super cheap red carpet.