657 Comments for Green Hill State Hospital

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Firewood.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

12:45 A.M. / Tuesday / 24 / July / 2007
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This room crushes the human spirit.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

12:48 P.M. / Tuesday / 24 / July / 2007
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Heheh.... That's what my barn will look like when it collapses.....
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This photo makes me think of how God as he watches down on us, even when there's despair....
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Those ducts were probably put in much later after the building's completion. It was probably the best they could do without making a huge mess.
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looks like the shower in my old campground it was a good shower though
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Max i dont think they are refering to any specific part of the movie i think they are just referencing it for its creepy old asylum setting and Death Tunnel was much better considering it was based on an actual place which was Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville,Kentucky
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I love this photo. Everything about it is beautiful. I came across your site on google and I can't stop raving about your images to my husband. This place would make a great backdrop for my husbands band Tore Down House. Keep up the good work.
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Isn't that odd... I suppose that was a popular design for metal ward bathrooms.
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Chairs, chairs. You love shots of chairs. But I don't blame you... they lend a ghostly aspect.
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It does look a little burnt... arson, maybe?
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I think that this one would make a good background... eh... it's up to you.
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Hi Motts, first of all I have to admit that i'm addicted to your site!!! But whats hanging on the background wall ?? Looks like a television??
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What a shame... If only there were more efforts into the perservation of these buildings as opposed to simply letting them rot away slowly... but, alas, then there would be no awesome ventures into abandoned state hospitals for those willing to explore. I suppose it is somewhat like a double-edged sword in that sense, eh?
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Very nice, solemn shot... though, I must admit, Lynne's rendition of the piece is a bit more artistic in its originality :P

Very nicely done, the both of you!