3,664 Comments for Greystone Park Psychiatric Center

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I agree with Ladina even though I didn't understand a thing she said. :)
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Total Recall...
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Duh...Land Shark! Better grab a cage!
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"Soap Suds Enema"???

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?!
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The paint peels because there is no regulated temperature any longer...oil paint reacts with oxygen in the air..oil paint never stops curing & as it ages it continues to oxidize therefore becoming more brittle and typically the resins in latex paint are too big to seep into anything ... i guess in my stupid college classes jargon, no paint is permanent . OH GOD, i still remember the=formular for a redox reaction = c6h12o6 + 6o2 = 6co2 + 6h2o. Motts, im a dork.
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Nah, jackieb, green mold isn't typically toxic. If the walls were covered in BLACK mold, then THAT would be cause for concern.
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This really is a phenomenal subject to photograph and you've done it good justice.
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Oh yeah and Jason, One of the first Psychiatric hospitals in america was in the city I grew up in, and In the basement the fallout shelter signs were on every corner and in perfect condition. I actually still own one I found laying in the dirt.
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Thats a creepy looking sink. Usually those sinks had a rubber stopper for the drain
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I love that hallway. It has a very art deco look to it
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I bet that was a nice pool table at one time, They must have had ping pong too
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I wonder how long all that was sitting there. It looks like its still in use
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at fiert il looks like the wall is the floor and the speaker is a drain and the ceiling is a wall, very interesting and creepy at the same time
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Nice room, nice color. Lynee did baker miller pink help patients relax? I like the color. Looks like that room could easily be used again
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I wonder if that was a hallway or day room?