1,830 Comments for Buffalo State Hospital

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Yes, I was thinking the same thing... which is it?
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This picture was last but certainly not least!
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Is that an electric cord or a hose dangling? I keep thinking I see prongs.
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Motts has the best eye for composition I have ever seen. Every shot. His "throw outs" are better than most front page stuff. Sincerly.
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Come on Ed, you know that you already got all the treasure...
We got a couple unopened safes at locals around here. I KNOW they are empty,but yet I'm convinced there is somthing good inside.
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be that as it may, I still wouln't want to spend a night in ..let's say the basement at northampton. I have been in a few of these places,never seen or heard anything"supernatural"
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Pale green is supposed to be a "calming" color.
As well, hospitals started to use this color for their operating rooms back in the 30s because it is the complementary color of red, so when medical staff had to spend a lot of time in surgery there would be some visual relief. If they looked at white walls they would have green "after-images" from continuously looking at blood. Green walls also produce less glare than white walls.
Or so they tell me. :-)
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Why do Asylums always have green painted walls?
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Almost has an industrial feel to me
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This is a ghost picture?
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This one seems the creepiest for some reason
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Rehab my..........
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Why is it, in ghost pictures involving wheelchairs, the chairs are scattered, never lined up? It looks like these people bolted!
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Looks like anything BUT a sunrise
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if you think about it, why would you want to spend eternity haunting a place you didnt like to stay at to begin with ?