1,830 Comments for Buffalo State Hospital

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shame
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I like the way it bleeds into darkness
:)(: lalalala
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The problem is, in the 1800's a there was a lot to be learned, insted of understanding mental illness medical science was crude and conditions for the paitents were horrible. Think about some one who suffered from a psychosis being brought here. On first sight we see it at a great building , the paitent on first sight : A scary place to be.
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Does anyone know where I can find patient records or old newspaper articles about the place? I'm kind of obsessed with it, and I'm writing a paper for school on it but its so hard to find the info i need on google, its really all about the architecture (which is amazing, but not what I'm looking for).
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the only warmth felt by these children was when the sun shone through the window onto their faces and that was the best spot in the room.
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Facing the door to freedom and won,
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looks like a little girls ribbbon laying on the floor.
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ok. all you need is an electrical angle grinder, a few spare discs and an alternator. cut a square around the locks and then you can open it manually.
how do i know? bevore i became a caregiver i worked at a locksmith.

but i think it`s better to let the inner secrets of the safe sleep. even if there is something inside.
it belongs to that beautiful building!!!!!!
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well... i`m a caregiver and i think the money of the patients was kept there. or maybe money from the hospital if they have to pay cash for something needed?!
it is only speculation =)
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I'm DYING to get in here for some photos and what not. Does anyone know if security is super tight? Or does anyone know who I would contact to maybe get in?
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I like the cross on the side
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I don't see bravery, I see emptyness. Like the wheelchair stands alone. Number 40, a ghost of a life.
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The curve of the asylum is starting to intruge me . . .
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For some reason I had a flashback of people painting this room.