1,944 Comments for Worcester State Hospital

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this is one of the building remaining of the hospital...i work at worcester state hpspital ....the buildings are very beautiful.......i always thought they should do a movie in there but they have already tryed to do so ..they were denied to do so
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its just beautiful.
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wow.
ouch.
dam.
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A few years ago, before any of the buildings were torn down, me and a few friends came here to explore, and I sat on these very benches. I had such a weird and eerie feeling, sitting on the same benches as everyone did in this hospital. I wish I still had all the pictures from here. I have a few up on my flickr.
www.flickr.com/casino_brawl

But it is a same that they tore the buildings down.
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poor poor patients, there so much better off now in the streets homeless and being eaten alive by maggots, i think alot of those people would rather be in an institution. give me a break
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FLOWING, GLOWING, LONG AS GOD CAN GROW IT , MY HAIR!!!
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wow very col, puts off a creepy vibe, great shot!
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je deteste cette photo
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I find this pictue rather interesting. Its different from the typical Motts
lone wheelchair.
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I worked for L&N for 38 years in Australia. I don't think this device is a board holder as printed circuit boards did not exist in this era. My guess it it is probably a mirror holder, a part of a light spot galvanometer.
Col Higgins Nov 25 2009
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the shadow looks like a skeleton hand
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my mom's sister was savagely raped at the franklin park area of dorchester. she suffered a nervous breakdown.she was then commited to worcester state.my mom is 80 and it is possible that her sister is still alive. since the closing we don't know if she was transfered or has passed on. i do understand that a lot of the patients were transfered to westborough wich i heared is also closing, any info on how to get info please e-mail me masterjack.808.@gmail.com (2 dots) 1 after masterjack and 1 after 808 thanx
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My great grandfather was a patient here in the 30s & 40s. He probably died here in the mid 1940s. Anybody know how to find out information on former patients or inmates?
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I LOVE the old tool box!!! Very cool.
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Welcome to my humble abode. Won't you please come in and make yourself at home.