942 Comments for Severalls Hospital

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All these buildings look structurally sound for the most part...it's such a shame they're being torn down. I want to live in one. Like this little house...that's not that little...haha.
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This reminds me of a little daytime cafe, or a polite bed and breakfast. It resembles nothing to me of a mental insitution. I like that.
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Bath time kiddies! Just ignore the floating mildew...
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Shiney , like new!
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I like this photo a lot., I'm surprised nobody mentioned the window. It looks so bright and hopeful, while its surrounded by scorched and torn walls. Almost like a window into the past of what this hall once was...
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It makes me feel like I'm a small child, about to reach for the railing and go up the stairs, but I dont know what's at the top. Scurry.
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I saw the doggy style shape before I read the comments, haha.
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As much as it's so much cooler if the red stuff is blood, it wouldn't be red after this long. Blood gets brown when exposed to the air for a long time.
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The lights in the ceiling are hanging like daggers. X_x
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i see a red door and i want to paint it black...

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Hi Mr. Motts! The Main Hall has indeed been demolished to make the area safe, as correctly assumed by AUTUMNTWIN. Since 'SAVE' & local opposition over re-development of most of the buildings in 2003, the entire site affords Listed / Historic Protection. Basically, most of the buildings are going to be re-used, and the mature grounds re-juvinated as part of the proposed landscaping. Looks like the Developers won't be allowed to ruin this site (so long as the Planning Dept. keep a very close eye on what actually happens!!! Great site Motts -keep safe & keep up the good work!
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Those werent pipes of any sort, between them used to be a public pay phone. I used to sit on the pipes when making a call!
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Looks like the photographer was falling while taking the picture. Giving it that great eerie elusion.
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It's pretty amazing, all the work and recources that went into building, and maintaining something like this, and now it is just being left to decay...
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Beautiful architecture indeed, but not only the rich can afford it, anyone with land can have architecture like this nowadays. It just isn't the architecture of the times, unfortunetly.. =(