1,337 Comments for Middletown State Hospital

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Addendum-The kids walls I was referring to were in schools. Duh
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You'd be surprised how onerous such tiling on the wall can become after a while if you have to inhabit such a place. In a bathroom its nice, when its on the walls to help keep things "sanitary" well the needs should inform the view. You'd don't know how soft and warm your drywall or stucco walls are until you've had to live with cold shiny walls. I wonder if that has any effect on the kids whose walls are hard and painted shiny to make it easier to clean them?
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"Time Enough at last"
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The master is still out for the night.
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Yes, checked it out; - but your is truly better and clearer.
Always a favorite, and so is Northwood Asylum.
Still appears in dreams
- weird !
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Ohhhh ...yeah.
When even the tile /joints?/ go green we all know it is very damp.
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Ohhh what a picture!
Ceiling gone down and lamps still there.
Only pigeons enjoy. It is a fine-sized light place - pretty, back in the days i know.
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The lamps.............of course!
Soft is good.
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Ohhhh...lamp...oh dear...
blessed pretty lamp still there was a sweet soft glow through white glass.
Northwood - always a favorite. How lucky feel to visit again thanks to you Mr. M. -
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now this is a picture
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what's with soo much mold
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convoluted mess
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looks like gate belts and they never die
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U E code never take anything but they sure can destroy
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why is it they never clean out the rooms