3,287 Comments for Danvers State Hospital

P.S. Here is my all-time favorite shot of Doc Freeman. I b'lieve this was taken in Washington (the state).

http://www.23nlpeople.com/media/lobotomyfreeman.jpg

As long as I can practice a little Walter Freeman on some of the people who bug me. ;-)

...aha!! proof that multiple personality disorder does exist!! Lynne you may make medical history with this revelation....right up there with the likes of Walter Freeman.

Yea!! We all have Issues!!!!!

I don't know how Tom Tom got in where my name usually it, but you are right, I am definitely corn-fused. But maybe Tom Tom does type back and forth to himself!! He's quite a guy!

Ha! Poor Janice became corn-fused and typed her name as "Tom Tom"! I was getting a little corn-fused there myself 'til I figgered it out - I thought Tom Tom was typing back and forth to himself! 8`-)

This photo has been the wallpaper on my computer here at school for a few months now. I absolutely love the colors<3

Thanks so much. I want to frame this and put this in my office.

I've go tthis on my computer as a wallpaper. I'll email you and tell you how to do it.

Reminds me of peter Pan!!!!

My God!!! Motts this is some picture. How can i frame this?

Ryan, I just went on the Danvers website www.danvers-state-ia.com but they haven't updated the site since April 28. You can also see the demolition pictures on this website. So, thanks for the info. I don't live in Massachusetts, but I sure supported the Danvers Preservation Commission and signed their petitions. Well, you know the old saying "money talks"

All of the hydro tubs were destroyed in either the 70s or the 80s

Right now all that is left of the entire Danvers complex is the center admin building with the two sections directly attached to it. That is all that will permanently remain. What is left to be demolished is the water tower, C ward, and thats about it. Everything else is pretty much gone. Including all of the lower grounds buildings

Thanks! I shoot all digital so it's a matter of the white balance and post processing, these colors came out naturally on the camera though. I've seen some amazing colors from slide film