1,315 Comments for Hellingly Hospital

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Whahaha.
When I first saw it, I laughed, but now looking at it more, it really bugs me.
Why would you have something like that?
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I saw the paint before the hole in the floor, it really does look like claw-marks, if you've ever had a cat get at wallpaper you know what I mean.
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It loooks eerily like a crib.
O_O
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It kind of looks like its throwing up its stuffing-guts
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I think that most of the folk who put comment here need to remember the history of this place and the fine work it did for those poor ill folk who often spent a lot of their lives here.
It should never have been allowed to close and could well have been used for a new hospital or prison as the one in the grounds nearby.
Maybe cash for building work and development had something to do with it!
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Yeah this hallway is really really bad shape......yuck...
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Ok where did my soap dispenser go....cause you know I can't find it like anywhere......oh were oh were did you go.......LOL
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Interesting photo Motts, I also think of all the workers and patients that went down these same halls all those years it was in operation. Who would've thought that at that time all the yrs later it would 'look' like it does now. I'm sure none of them thought it would ever close down....but things change. I'd say some patients had mental/health issues but maybe didn't need to be locked up. They didn't have the advancements in medicine that we do now. I'm not saying some didn't need to be there just maybe not as many needed to be just locked up and throw away the key sort of mentality. Its kinda a shame in some ways. Some patients could've and should've gotten much better treatment than they did. I feel really bad for those patients that were abused. Esp from a health care system that well is suppose to 'help'. Unfortunately , it happens all of the time....and still to this day. How sad really. How sad.......
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It does look like some kinda a snake ....scary looking one too....Nice photo Motts....
I half expected that tub to start moving.
It's an anorexic wing back chair!
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voll hart! hab jezz schon schiss
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beautiful buildings like this make me happy to be from Kentucky,,,,, B-E-A-UTIFUL!!!
So if thats the sink, than what happened to the soap dispenser? You're galleries are amazing, I wish there were still places around Pittsburgh to go explore.
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Wow! This one sent a chill up my spine!