3,287 Comments for Danvers State Hospital

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wow these shots are amazing..yesterday i actually went w. a group of friends to try and see the place and it was sad to see most of it gone..it should be a crime to tear down that building..its historical
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This shot makes me dizzy.. I love it.
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Y'know except for the paint being chipped the place doesn't look a whole lot different than when it was open..
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I bet those ceiling tiles looked great when they were brand new. It's weird, it almost seems like the floor and ceiling have switched places.
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It's like the light at the end of the tunnel.
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That bed, to me, seems like the epitome of isolation. I think the room would actually be quite nice if it were in better condition; I'm sure the view from the two windows must have been incredible. And I love how the light streams in from both directions. But still, that bed...yikes.
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I love the way the New England fall colors play off the red of the building, and how it looks like there almost isn't a sky at all.
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Ali, just because people have mental health issues doesn't mean that they're any more "under-developed" than the rest of society. And mental illness also does not automatically equal infantile behavior, or poor spelling and grammar skills.
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Thats a really pretty view
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someone made that for money
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I was at danvers on 7/15 and most of this is all gone now. Just the center building stands- all the auditorium and everything behind the center building is gone- I was standing back there on the old wooden stairs until the security guards came. I just got a warning though. At least pictures exist of this place!!!
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Looks like the lights of route 1 through the fog
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Looks so sppoky up on the hill when you drive by it on 95... the water tower and the coupelas...

..and the crane : (
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God, I just learned about Danvers Insane Asylum, and they've already torn it down. Its a shame too, because I live in Massachusetts. Great pictures though, I wish they never tore it down so I could tour it.
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It reminds me of an infant's mobile.