1,315 Comments for Hellingly Hospital

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The right one looks as if there were a hole underneath it..? Maybe room for the cables?
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Once again insect-like - the candelabras look like big black iron spiders hanging in their webs *brrr*
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So much craftsmanship. So many hours spent building this work of art. A much less ornate structure would have gotten the job done. But these were artists who took pride in what they created. Built with the intentions of lasting for ever.
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Wow. This looked like one of the more dangerous locations you've visited. One would have needed to tread lightly & stay alert for falling debris. Remarkable shot.
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haha it reminds me of the Department of Mysteries in the Ministry of Magic :)
blatantly someone got locked in there, messed up all the walls, and tunneled out.
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It eats away at me to see something this beautiful go to waste...
Hey Guys - I`m off to buy some rooftiles there from the demolition co. How cool is that to repair your roof with historic asylum tiles . Good news is they aren`t demolishing ALL of the complex. ! the part @ the East end is being kept and re furbished - the 3 storey part with the conservatory running along it . Won`t start for 2 years but it will be awesome
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Woah, never been to England, never even been off my continent,, but this room... it gives me a feeling of deja vu. Maybe its because it looks eerily like the waiting room of a psych hospital in Texas... one which I had the displeasure of being sentenced to....

Probably just a coincidence, though...
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It's a similar angle, but definitely a different photo - thanks for keeping an eye open though!
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Motts, this image appears in a Cracked.com article (the source is someone's Flickr)...I figured I'd let you know. (Sorry if this is in the wrong place.)
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Amazing....I have driven past Hellingly many a time and never stopped to actually look at it from the outside.
nice pics
tat is so cool and i love it:)))))))))
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Guitorman where can this treatise be found.I would be interested in reading it.