1,830 Comments for Buffalo State Hospital

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Took my breath away.
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Stunning.
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Yeah thanks mr. Motts - awesome Gallery >10 gold stars < Buffalo FTW, so dear to my heart, this old edifice will be fine, right?
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Ohhh...ohh..oh. Thanks mr. Motts, am real happy about those pictures.
Yeah, it is still modern trendy with beloved raw brick walls. Is OK.
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Ahhhh......Buffalo; three hinges strong good.
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When I first saw this yesterday I thought "Get the Gimp".
Same thing today.
Something hung from that central hook. IDK what.
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..have no idea..contraption...
but the window is fantastic...and there is another window.
What a cool little corner room so apricot blush.
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Good size airy lofty and fair - it is truly charming - green, is it viridian?
(light fixture - naw - not so charming - what were they thinking?)
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So much brick
so many bricks
it looks like there are TWO brick walls
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Yeah, fnajera, and ...in view of the very narrow slim door - how did they get the chair of the Doc. Barber in?
Three hinges. Good Buffalo.
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maybe...if.....the doctor were a barber
they could get a haircut too
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...so.....Kings Park State Hospital did not want to have this EEG machine back..
you can keep it.
We have changed our name
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noo -
it is my head spinning
to much buffalo
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Ahhh, yes - go it locked; thank you so much, Mr. Motts -
am so charmed by All Buffalo SH - can´t stop looking at all the pictures in the Galleries. Again + again.
(Got a job once 30 yrs. ago, at a museum, just so i could "be inside" this old fantastic building, completed 1907, architect Isak Gustaf Clason, - in The Buffalo-Style. Ideas universal really is weird.)
Hope you will buy a tower to live in. Anytime soon.
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Richardson Romanesque! Beautiful. Thanks for the pictures!