5,961 Comments for Kings Park Psychiatric Center

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It was a steady decline that started in the 1970's, Kings Park closed in 1996.
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Ok i went there last night and there are painting on the windows its very pretty
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I was 5 in 1985. Its hard to believe the "Golden age of Asylum" was still pretty prevalent back then, it wasn't really that long ago-or at least it seams it wasn't that long ago
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Nice shot. I think it would be a lot prettier in sepia though.
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It must be the angle of the shot, it looks like the hallway is going down idefinitely. uuuuuugggggghhhhhhhhh its creepy. yeah, im scared of heights
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For some reason, that shot really scares me. I cant help but ponder the thought of being a patient here and being strapped down to a gurney, carried into one of these creepy elevators. The windows on the elevator doors really add to the hospital horror theme.
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Oh god disgusting! Yet another thing I must watch out for if I go exploring these places! Bad enough stepping in dog crap, but geez!
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I am not so sure that the phrase " lickety-split" should be used in an occurance like the one you jsut stated.

:) almost as gross as the defination of mong.
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I WOULD LOVE TO SEE AN ARTIST REPRODUCE THIS AS A PAINTING. I CAN ALSO IMAGINE THIS IN TIME LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY. ANOTHER CLASSIC, MOTTS.
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Now Tony, are you gently suggesting I wrote this? ;-)
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Ha! Good point!
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A friend of mine and Motts had to take an emergency dump and stayed back while I went down the steps to the steam tunnel...DIRECTLY BENEATH HIM! I saw his shadow from the grate above and dove away from the spot lickety-split!
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Yeah, geez, Tony even I KNOW that's a soap dispenser. Forget your glasses, or what?
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Don't ya see it right above the mirror?
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I'm totally with you on that one, Tony. I completely avoid those grated sections on city sidewalks...just like I try to avoid those open-back stairs *shiver*