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the room is tilting! we're sinking!
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I would so go at night with my night lens...but bring a friend, of course
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a "moded" wheelchair.
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Just shows how barbaric we treated individuals , even now I think its done.
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Did you leave it there?
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I love this! You can just imagine hearing a noise behind you while walking this corridor, turning round to see some hunched figure shuffling along, begging you to help them.......
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You also have to remember that alot of these place were closed because of the physical, mental, and sexual abuse that was inflicted on the patients by members of the staff.
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melissa right it's routine to have wide hallways on violent patient ward for ease when having to extract a difficult patient if they have fouled their rooms for example.
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LOL AD
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Probably high tech in its day.
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I haven't seen the updates until now. Very interesting basis for a photup although lately psychiatry has been driving me crazy....


sincere

Karen
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I just found out that my Great Aunt Mabel was transferred to Central Islip -Psychiatric Hospital in the 1950's. She was an artist who was institutionalized when she was in her 20's- back in the 1930's. I wonder if she lived here. I wonder if she was able to create her art as a way of coping with this kind of life. I'd love to know more!!!! Being an artist and an Art Therapist I am very interested in any information anyone might have about her- I don't even have a picture of her. She would of turned 96 this past March. Could she still be alive?
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Hannibal Lecter's cooking method of choice. Poached human anyone?
What a find!
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Was that used to shower it look ugly
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It that supposed to be a doctor chair