3,664 Comments for Greystone Park Psychiatric Center

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truley amazing Motts
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This is another strange choice for a mental hospital.
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I wonder why they would chjoose something like this. I had a friend who dis some art for a mental instituion and most of her pieces were rejected because they might be too disturbing to some patients.
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The slot at the bottom enables a staff member to slide a tray of food into the room without the client inside having to grab it and set it down. They could provide food for them when they are not yet ready to eat but it would be there if they wanted it later.
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Run Rabit ! Run !!
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damn,looks just like my room...
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excellent--but doesn't it look similar to the seclusion ward ?
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brilliant photograph--i can almost hear the loud metallic crash that you would hear when those heavy doors are closed shut
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Wow.....
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Mole People, huh? Is that some new species in the town of my birth?
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Motts, I have surely enjoyed every picture that you have on this site...I am not a picture lover of any sort, I came up on your web site when I was searching for pics of the Mole People in New York. I did not find what I originally was looking for, but I have became addicted to your pictures, the stories that are behind! I have traveled quite a bit since I joined the Air Force in 1998 and I have always thought that all the wonderful things that I see should be photographed. Your site has give me new insight into how wonderful a picture can be!
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I love the lonely shelf with the light spilling onto it. Great shot Motts. I love your work!
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Well this reminds me of "Love" from Northhampton State Hospital...it really makes you think about what was going through these peoples' minds as they were locked away. In a way it's sad.
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Joe, some of these people may be semi-illiterate, and maybe didn't grasp the concept of "words dont always spell the way they sound" or something. Creepy and eerie shot though...good job...
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Waiting for what, Godot? Or a good case of lead poisoning? If you look closely, you can see the wainscotting -- quite beautiful!