3,664 Comments for Greystone Park Psychiatric Center

Thanks for the info, Lynne, it's always nice to get some background information from someone in the know.

I did a Google on Maxon. There are over 3.4 million hits. There are many different companies under the name. ...
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I had a radar detector the size of a brick that was made by Maxon, I wonder it all three of these are connected/same company ~

Yea, not much privacy there! The floor could use a sweeping and a mopping ~

That does look balanced on end somehow. Nice shot!

Those are some interesting doors. Whats with all the "apperatus" on the insides? They almost look like extra doorknobs, or something....very elaborate..

Thanks Motts!!!
**Yes Jude, we do!!**

The description was something I read off an old floor plan, I assume it was for patients, I don't know what it's purpose was in later years. I think there are vertical bars over the windows, you can see them just outside the wooden window frame.

This room was closer to administration, so it wasn't a violent ward, and remember quite a number of people paid money to voluntarily admit themselves here for rest and relaxation in the 1800's; many parts of the asylum resembled a resort back then!

We grazed a knife over some of the paint to see what was underneath, where we found the rabbit and some other words and designs.

Second floor, I believe.

Renovations haven't begun here or at Riverside, so there's not much of a proven point that it does work.

It's a decent sized room... I don't know what the building will be used as after renovation, it will still be on the psych center property.

The green stuff is mold or algae growing on the walls, the doors lead back to the main corridor.

I believe these were patient dining rooms, which may have been converted to multi-bed dormitories during the overcrowding years.

I just posted a sample of my 'artwork' on the PBR Blog...

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