1,927 Comments for Pilgrim State Hospital

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Yeah so right you are, Freespirit76. Repurpose FTW. Absolutely. Built well back then, they did.
My old House built 1935, is beautiful + clever, honestly.
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Photo power FTW. Well done massive impressive one billion brick event galore.
Might have pained architect the assymetry for The Pipe next to the window up high?
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YES.
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Massive heavy & sturdy is The Event - brick by brick...forever.....yet those goodlooking arches lighten it all.
Still there as of Google Earth 2014.
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Indeed.
Concur.
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Ohhh...ohh..oh. Thanks, historical photo FTW. Those LAMPS reflections - it´s the opaque globe kind, of course. GREAT LOOK.
Corner door cut into, again - wonder if slot was usable?
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Aww -
someone tried to do a clean-up job......
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Deja vu feeling....?
Many Coincidences make life Fun Every Day
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Oh and great gallery!

Were you not able to get into any of these buildings you've shown us, Motts?
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Lol, finally a chair that made it out! Wonder what happened to its buddies?
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Man, tourism for this place would have netted whoever owns these buildings a small fortune.

Motts, and this may be a silly question, but I've always wondered who owns this place?
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SIXTEEN, minus one?
So calculated...and then NOT?
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Always amazes me how you make these night shots look like broad daylight! I would have though it was day out
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Nature does it BEST! Slow green luch take-over FTW, did not make it. All that Brick, + then the brickbonds really precious - to enliven the facade. All clever.
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and graffiti. Such a waste of good, solid buildings