3,664 Comments for Greystone Park Psychiatric Center

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that picture is AWESOME!!!!!!!! i love the lighting and wall and most of all the lonly chair
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Turquoise again, LOVE IT. I really like the old transoms they used to have over doorways. You don't see that anymore, I for one, wish they would bring them back. Like tail fins on automobiles!
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i cant tell what that is on the floor to me it could be pillows or sandbags. yea eldokid i kinda notice that too
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Can you imagine what must be living inside these? YUCK
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MAN, this just gets better and better - - - -
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HOLY STROMBOLI!!
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Pink and Turquoise were a popular combo back in the day. I had a 1961 Chrysler Newport 2 door hardtop that had a black, pink and turquoise interior, with a turquoise outside.
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LOVE IT! What a lonely feeling this picture gives and not just because the "lone chair" is there!
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those are kinda interesting i guess if yur into collecting toilets but i will hand it to u motts that is a cool shot and i have never seen one of those
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wow, the perspective seems a little off, is that just the angle or is the room really askew?
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Sit or Stand, THAT is the question!!
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It always amazes me how paint peels away after time. The real money would be to come up with some paint formula that didn't peel, but then we wouldn't have these wonderful pictures!!
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i like that shot how all the paint is peeling away it remindes me of cracked glass but the shot itself reminds me of a hallway in a school
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OHMYGOD-- A NEW GALLERY!! I'm so glad I come back here EVERY DAY!!! Mr. Motts, I must say I really enjoy reading the introductions to your galleries ALMOST as much as I enjoy viewing the photographs. You have a very descriptive and haunting way of writing, it really is a pleasure to come here and find a new gallery with some history. I so wish we could meet some day and go exploring. I am somewhat of an artist / photographer myself but, sir, I would be willing to be your "camera caddy" and personal assistant just to go along for the ride! Thank you. Ed (ps - I have a nice convertible if you did want to explore some upstate NY abondoned buildings sometime, I know LOTS)
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i like this shot it just has this cold feeling also when i first looked at it to me it looked like a bathroom