1,315 Comments for Hellingly Hospital

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Something Regal even after the decay seeps in
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Your Pics are awesome...so surreal... Absolutely breathtaking..Motts, you have a great talent..I am addicted to your site...
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I love the curve of the ceiling. I envy you for your small adventures and your wonderful eye.
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The uh. . .shadows are on the wall. Look again.
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well... add another listing on my favorites drop down menu. :) your work is amazing. I am now headed to see every thing I can here.
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I am totally seeing the lack of shadows under the tub. o.O holy crap. lol. Motts, have you ever ran into anything haunted or freaky in the old state hospitals?
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I love this photo, the crumbling paint actually kinda looks like someone was scractching to get out.
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Thanks for another great gallery!
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This place as a whole feel rather pleasant, with well-lit, big spaces. It's more like a church than an asylum.
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Very, very strange...the chair looks so new. And its not like someone could have just been spinning it around the hallways, the floor is in too bad of shape.
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Might be an emerhency panel where it lights up in one of the sectors to tell you where the emergency is dunno otherwise
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thanks for letting me post this, Motts)

Can someone tell me what the large panel is used for? not the electrical and telephone outlets)....

http://i55.photobucket...win/MysteryPanel.jpg

This has what look like 4 sections to the black-faced panel, but I've never seen one in use, so I wondered what it's used for?? THANKS EVERYONE!!
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Motts, I have often thought the names of different places in England were creepy. Since my husband is English it has been the topic of some of our conversations. There is a prison in Manchester called Strangeways. It had an execution shed and a permanent gallows. I do agree with you that the names of the asylums sound great with them being abandoned. By the way, I am loving the pictures from your trip abroad!
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Is it just me, or does it look like there is a person standing in the first big window from the left...? CREEPY.
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I love the maroon and sky blue...I would've never thought to put them together but it works wonderfully. This place could've been made into something amazing (but then we wouldn't have these fantastic shots from Motts).