1,162 Comments for Cherry Knowle Hospital

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I AGREE WITH VIKKI I ONCE WATCHED A HORROR AND WAS BASED IN A MENTAL ASYLUM AND WAS ACTALLY CALLED MADHOUSE CREEPY!!!

June 2006

I live approx. 2 miles from this building ... it has some history ... after seeing these shots I wonder if its still possible to enter this magnificent building ... thinking about a little tresspass trip with camera too ... when were these pics took?

So i understand that the drugs were being bad and getting everyone hi, so the put them in a controlled facility, probably all padded in there...

I swear that chair follows you Motts....

Looking back on this collection... I noticed how the smoke detector was wired. the norm in the US would have been to have run ugly conduit everywhere for these instead of taking the harder, but better route of wiring through the walls and ceilings.

oh st t thats a bit creepy init

f in nice

very nice picture!!!!!

from what i can remember behind the blue door is what looked like a livingroom, and half the floor was missing

been up here 2day and must say it is in a right mess. Every window in the chapel has been smashed the doors on the chapel are and the carpets have been ripped up. poor cherry knowle

Trackie, that is soooo wrong. Frontal lobotomies were done by drilling through skull in temple region to expose connective fibres between frontal loobes of brain. These were then surgically cut. The idea was that this reduced impulsive violent tendencies. It had the effect of 'cabbaging' the patient (like Jack Nicholson 'One flew ovet the Cuckoos Nest'. You could easily distinguish lobotomised patients by the deep skull depressions to the side of their heads.

ECT, electroconulsive therapy, or shock treatment involved a general anaesthetic, a paralysing agent (suxamethonium) and aftificial respiration. Patient was fully out before shock was administered. Mainly used for depression. Seemed dramatic and some opposed it, but I saw some good outcomes.

i have been to that place my self its pretty awsome i must say

Been here, feels abandoned! Sad place!