4,224 Comments for Northampton State Hospital

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Absolutely LOVE this one!!

-BC-
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Motts - I'm a big fan of your work...but you may have outdone yourself this time. Candace looks spectacular in every photo! Thanks for all you do and keep up the good work!!

-BC-
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I think this one's my favorite, however hard it is to pick a favorite out of this set!
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Wow! This gallery is incredible! Thanks for sharing Motts!
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two kids near me went to two churches and caused over several thousand $in damage in each church asked why we where bored. Mark even thou you will not be ging o jail or be asked to repay orreplace the things u break or steal think about if it was your house and someone did it to u and then u wouldn't laugh so much. wake up and smell the coffee.
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Most patients who died after 1920 were donated to medical science or buried in local cemeteries, but prior to this some were buried on the grounds of the state hospital, but there are no markers or plot records remaining.

The best resource might be to visit the Northampton State Hospital Burial Site Project
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where are the northampton state burial ground located? I want to put some flowers there, Cathy
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Johny, can you expound on your experience in the hospital. Thanks, the.umassstudent@gmail.com
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my friend and i stood in those windows durring our first visit 2 weeks ago.

it looks so much prettier in the daylight
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Destroying a place like this is an authentic crime. What a sad thing.
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Wow...WOW...thats all i can say
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all i can say is wow
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u sure it isnt blood..hehehe
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Ah, I suppose
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Actually I think they are un"infactuated", i.e. clueless.