1,320 Comments for Undercliff State Hospital

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Telephones are powered by the wire that brings in the call. It has nothing to do with the building electricity. The voltage needed is so small it can be supplied by the wire.
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How did I guess that someone was going to say "soap dispenser"...
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Motts - you are wrong. There is a bunch of people my age who grew up with DOS and Windows 3.1 who would love to get old boxed software to digitally archive.

I spent quite some time making a working Win 3.1 "system" in Dosbox because I miss my first computer that much.
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Motts, I love your "infinity perspective"-style photographs the best of all. You have that special way of catching contrast and distance to make those kinds of photos incredibly good. I am seriously envious.

Not to mention you have brass balls..."Entire hallways would light up as you walked down them, all motion sensor triggered." Yeek!

@ Larry D - did that actually happen to you personally???
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Ugh. I have vertigo so bad that looking up at a structure like that makes me dizzy!!!
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what kind of a key to open this door? and i think someone had a some tole to put that kind of write on the door.
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light bulbs
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that all bad!!
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dang that scary
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Wheres the soap dispenser?
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eeeyou not me

you can play with it if you like i'm running to another pic
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Hey anyone remember programs on cassette tape?
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Angela you can call the State Health Department and ask about the records storage procedures for hospital shutdowns. There may be a State Hospital licensing agency as well.
You could also see about going there and looking through these files since they appear to be abandoned.
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Does anyone here know what happened to the patient records from Taunton State Hospital? I just recently found out that my great-great grandmother died there and would love to try and get her records. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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It was a law that exit signs had to be on a seperate battery system due to fires knocking out the central power systems & many people dying after being trapped & unable to see the exits. The exit signs will stay on until the battery is completely drained & that is a long time.