1,522 Comments for Metropolitan State Hospital

garth - the chopped-off hand isn't an issue for you? ;-)

Those are cute little dimpled knees, I must say . . .

Golly, for a period of time (in the olden days before the waters of the Great Flood covered all the earth) all our doll-babies had that horrid thing on the neck to hold the head on. First time us little girls ever had the head of one of our beloved dolls fall off we were more scared about that bizarre protruding neck than the fact that our l'il childrens were decapitated. 8`-)

Now THIS is one damned scary pic! I love it!

Even boarding up the SECOND floor...How would you get to THAT without carrying a ladder all that way to the building??

Cool perspective, Motts!

So . . . where's poor Yaggy?

All right, my little Altarboy/Puiddleboy - you got so excited about confessing that you can't remember your own name! 8`-)

Interesting door fixture. Can't tell from this angle, but it looks more like the ones we used to use on time out room doors than were used on seclusion room doors (due to the contrasting amounts of time someone would be in one).

I agree with psychosurgeon...a real shame....but Motts, you caught the sun PERFECTLY!! Great pic!!! Beautiful!!!
*Lynne, dear.....ummmmmm......???*

You just can't get a better composition than this.

And the lonely chair has friends - I like that.

That's an unusual perspective of it, and the overgrowth around it is great.

At the moment, the ghost is trapped in the mirror (a few pictures back)

SWEET!

This isn't the first picture in this gallery where I've noticed the loose tiles. I bet that makes walking through here a little tricky.

Oh geez - everything I love! Long hallway shot, superb colors, great perspective, and superior contrasting textures. Very sweet!

Yep It's peeking out of the right side...

Boy, now that's sumpin'! I like the crinkled paint flaking off the walls, and the slash across the door gives it a great melodramatic touch!

EEK!!!! I almost fell out of my chair!!! I wasn't expecting this!!!!