3,664 Comments for Greystone Park Psychiatric Center

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I think i saw a guy at a roger waters cocert fillig balloons that thing
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cool stuff!
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the state operated places like this had more money to burn in the unique construction of many of the places seen here.Ihate to see these places in the shape they are in ,now newer construction seems cheap looking compared to older structures of similar design
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nevermind i guess there is records in there but they are eroding away
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Believe it or not The Corinthian Yacht Club located in Essington Pa., just outside of Phiily has several of these still in use. Walking into the mens restroom on the second floor is like stepping into a time warp,with most of the bathroom about as old as these urinals.I think these date back to the early 1900s.
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Felyne - too cool!
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Love the rich color and the shadows.
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Fabulous atmosphere in this picture.
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Love the colors and textures in this shot.
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I'm going with DEtH, because I like the idea the lower case t resembles a cross.

But, and I'm just throwing this out there, if the perspective is misleading and maybe, just maybe, this shot is 90% of the entire wall, then the word deth is infact written in mega sizing and our inscriber is thus not only a music fan, but a very clever one.

The defense rests, your honour.
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Love the cabinetry...would put it in my kitchen in a heartbeat!
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I read a doctor story written in the late 50's or early 60's, they made reference to a bennett valve to help with breathing.
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If the tubes go into the glass jar, it looks like a suction machine. Our old ones had reuseable glass jars that you suctioned gunk into...now they are disposable plastic.
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Back when...mentally ill people were usually not listened to. Their complaints went unheard, and if they accused anyone of anything...well who cared...they are insane! But I believe this sign reminds nurses that they are accountable, no matter who they serve.
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Usually someone that was in "seclusion" was chemically restrained if not physically restrained. For the most part...there weren't really any coherent thoughts while they were in this bed...