3,664 Comments for Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
kaycebane wrote:
ya! ya!
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: The Other Wing
Frey wrote:
The poor kid is probably holding the cat like a gun trying not to get his damn eyeballs scratched out... and why is it that back in the day the women folk had to be man handled to get them to do anything intelligent in times of desperation... Geez LOL!!!
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: Uncovering the Past
Kolfritz wrote:
Full Fathom Five, you say you wonder about people who's "elevators don't go all the way up"? Yet we are both sitting in front of computers looking at pictures of ABANDONED PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS. That is irony at work, my friend.
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: Uncovering the Past
Kolfritz wrote:
Only the Lonely...
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: Uncovering the Past
Kolfritz wrote:
Windows in a fallout shelter don't seem to be a very smart idea...maybe the Civil Defense warden was a former hospital inmate? Haha...bad joke.
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: The Other Wing
melcid wrote:
i just accidentally visited this site, i just want to visit a site wherein i can learn to interpret a drawing of a psychiatric patient since i am a nurse..coz we didn't actually learned the whole process of interpretation..i've been to a mental hospital for our duty and i've seen a lot of drawing from the residents their, drawing of my patient and the others..
this one really amazes me and freaks me out inside..it didn't actually look like a rabbit..it has 3 or 4 ears..huge teeth and eyes..and really disturbing smile..
to be able to interpret or judge a drawing u must somewhat learn the past and history of the patient and im really curious..wheew..!!!
this one really amazes me and freaks me out inside..it didn't actually look like a rabbit..it has 3 or 4 ears..huge teeth and eyes..and really disturbing smile..
to be able to interpret or judge a drawing u must somewhat learn the past and history of the patient and im really curious..wheew..!!!
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: Uncovering the Past
Full Fathom Five wrote:
"The words that seemed to have been painted on the inside of this door were illegible."....By: kty what were the words>....must be the same person who wrote.."Awesome pic, even though i have no clue what Monotony means." Sometimes I wonder about people.
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: Uncovering the Past
Full Fathom Five wrote:
"Awesome pic, even though i have no clue what Monotony means." - Seriously?
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: Uncovering the Past
moongully wrote:
the photography here is amazing, absolutely . that's how I found this site. but I can't help but look at these places and think about " how it was".
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: Uncovering the Past
Tak wrote:
Motts..... This picture is as amazing as you are. Seriously it's a beautiful picture! *-* Thnx u Motts!
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: Uncovering the Past
Kez wrote:
I reckon it says 'Peth'...which is Welsh for 'Thing'.
Obviously, there's no reason whatsoever why it would say that, but it's all I could come up with, lol!
Obviously, there's no reason whatsoever why it would say that, but it's all I could come up with, lol!
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: Uncovering the Past
Canaduck wrote:
Oh man...how old was that newspaper?
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: The Other Wing
renee wrote:
I love this shot Motts... amazing to have a wheelchair left there...
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: The Other Wing
Slickeer wrote:
Let's Go Mountaineeeeeers!
- Location: Greystone Park Psychiatric Center
- Gallery: The Other Wing