3,287 Comments for Danvers State Hospital

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Why on earth would they create these "little" rooms? What exactly was their purpose?
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You just don't see buildings like this anymore and if they keep going like they are, we never will.
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Yes, I believe this is where they walked into building and near where their cars were parked. Alot of shots from this area in the movie.
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This picture almost takes my breath away. Too bad it probably isn't there anymore.
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Sorry, I meant beams. : )
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I can remember the old attic when I was a kid. The steps were real steep and had a sharp curve to them at the bottom. You could see all the open beans in the ceiling and the walls. And the roof had a very sharp pitch to it that you had to duck your head at some places. As a kid, I used to be scared to go up there.
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I don't even want to think what this spot looks like now. I'd probably be sick.
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Right now I'm reading a book on Danver's and I just had to come back to this site and look at the pictures. Probably by now, everything's gone; am I right?
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I like the wood sticking dagger points into the shot.
the sink/cabinet hanging there is a nice touch.
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the spires sold for $20,000 EACH by the way
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i drove by there tonight and there are only 3 buildings left... the center admin building and 2 of the wings on each side... all of the others have been torn down.... it's really sad... they sold the spires for $20,000 and they were selling the slate on the roof for $2 million... i only know that because i worked for a stone yard that almost bought it all
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The name is Ann Hanslin. I enlarged the photo and changed the contrast around until i could read it.
Come and play with us Danny!
Forever and ever and ever.
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This is an older post, but from what I can gather (Big Ed?) This looks like A-2 or 3?