4,224 Comments for Northampton State Hospital

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Could someone tell me if this was once the
Rehab. dept?
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Wow, I love both of your takes. They both show such different feelings from the same place.

It just shows how much photography really is a work of art as the impressions of the person behind the camera influence the end product.

Thank you for sharing beastie
Makes you wonder how such a horrible place could be nessled in such a beautiful place!
I like how the windows give a sign of optimism to the deteriorating inside.
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This is a black and white picture. There is nothing blue in a black and white picture.


(unless I'm missing something)
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Rusty water. Mr. Motts stated it under the picture.
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is that real blood or rusty water?
Why haven't those been removed and stored away safely somewhere? Apart from anything else, they must be worth a few bob! I can imagine so many imbeciles wetting themselves with excitement at the prospect of destroying them with a well-praced rock :(

Is this part of the Kirkbride building or the 1900s part (I ask because that stained glass is almost Art Nouveau in design...)
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I so wish no vandal ever puts a stone thru those!
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....looks like ...Pea soup! From a Pub!
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probably, if the seat was really old, the new oak ones you see today are pretty smooth, but not made for a long sitting session
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Back then, everything was made to last a hundred years or more...

...But wouldn't sitting bare on a wooden seat be prone to giving splinters?
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That ~is~ dogfood. My aunt resided in both Ancora and Graystone, and insisted that the food served was really dogfood. I can still hear her...
"It looks like dogfood, it smells like dogfood, it tastes like dogfood. it ~is~ dogfood"
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This place is also known as Shock Corridor. I'v been in this same spot years ago at night, and will never return to it.
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being a new yorker, I hate to disappoint but the public library isnt quite this breathtaking..but the city itself is gorgeous. definately plan a trip sometime...you won't regret it, sallie