4,081 Comments for Norwich State Hospital

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Motts was there a padded room there?
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I watched the parnormal celb project on vh1 over the weekend and the place looked trashed. I saw the staircase and it had all kinds of debre on it . Im so glad I got to see it through Motts eyes .
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My father worked in the Kettle building for 15-20yrs before they closed the hospital down. This shot, as was explained to me by a co-worker, is a chick incubator. As everyone who is familiar with NSH, it is a huge campus, and was pretty much self-sustaining. Appearently they had their own dairy farm, powerhouse, laundry facilities, and also had employee efficiancy apt.'s as my dad stayed in one during my parents divorce. I can remember the huge gardens as my dad would take me to pick up his paycheck.
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I'd say 1904 to the 1940's-50's. This facility had two forensic psych buildings, Salmon and AWL, located on either side of administration (kinda like a backwards Kirkbride plan). The rest of this facility was used for general psychiatric and rehab. Not every psych hospital has a criminal psych unit; in fact I believe most do not have one.
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Does any one know the year of those postcards were taken? And was this facility for the criminaily insane or does every facility have a seperate wing for crimanial insane......
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This is, so far the prettiest place and in good condition.
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Lynne ,you have a way with words.
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wheres some ghost pics
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I hate to see this beauty die.
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Amazing photo...and amazing fireplace. Can't believe what good condition it is still in.
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Amazing architecture in this structure...beautiful...wish modern architecture was this beautiful and well constructred.
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Ah, Marty, you old softy! ;-)

P.S. Hugs to Jo, Sian, and J.R.
To the good doctor, for whatever it's worth, this rant ranks number one on my list. Love ya!
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the state , goverment , human dolts are the problem not a curious person.
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he , corey may be only curious why all the banter.