3,664 Comments for Greystone Park Psychiatric Center

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I just discovered your photo's a couple of days ago. My boss is away this week so I've been spending a little (cough cough) time going through your work. Enthralling is the best word I can come up with..I can't seem to stop checking in! It'll give me something to do when I get fired..HAHA!
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Celebrate one year at this site, Feb. 2012 will always remember.
Some galleries have become like old friend, and some pictures are more loved/liked than others. I often gasp or say oawwow. That is good. It moves something in me. Don´t even think have been everywhere yet!
May you always be well is my daily wish, Mr. M.You are a brave man! And thank you, also.
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Untreated syphilis caused dementia. Being able to acutally cure syphilis reduced the number of the mentally ill after anti-biotics came into use.
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I would really like to know where this is.. If you could email me at cunningham90520@yahoo.com, I live near Verden and I would like to see this place.
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Nurse Ann would give us a shot of Jack with our night time meds if we were "good boys."
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Love this, the blue & gold hall looks very royal, almost like it should be in a castle somewhere.
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This picture is incredibly beautiful.
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It looks like they are awaiting patients, that will never come. The cribs are still in great shape, despite the decay all around them.
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Same here, the good 'ol Blue & Gold, our yearbook was even called that.
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I think I would stay dirty
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Very "Cuckoo's Nest"-esque, indeed.
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Verden Psychiatric Hospital - keep returning to these amazing pictures all the time: the four galleries. Favorites, yes, indeed - and now that i know it was demolished 2008, is it possible you could tell the location, so i can check it out on Google Earth??? May you always be well is my daily wish.
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"i would guess the yellow paint was scratched and peeled off and the red was beneath it."

That's what I was thinking. Red and pinks used to be popular colors (cause they're "warm") for hospitals back in the day.
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Those lamps are so pretty, bet the glow was nice, once upon a time.
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How they designed & built, Old-school FTW! Hand -rails on both sides curving so nicely; and that perfect window to give light, and to catch a glimpse of the world outside. Like this so very much! It is perfect.