667 Comments for Essex County Isolation Hospital

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What IMPACT said. It's creepy even though it's still in use.
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...I call shotgun!
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What was labelled over each of the slides - names, dates?
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Talk about having paper-thin walls...
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I like the colors
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WHAT IS THAT DANCING LIGHT
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get in motts i will push ,you chill out holler when ya want me to stop
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that is the only place i would be going that's following that arrow
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This is some fake shit
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what town is this place in??
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Hi Guys - no, that's not crazy at all. In 1968 I was a first year student at Harvard Business School when the owner of the Kansas City based Faultless Starch Co., Gordon T. Beham III (also a Harvard MBA) decided do do something about racial tensions in his city. His idea was to start up a studio and recruit blacks on the other side of Troost Street - this all out of a series of meetings he'd had with SRA consultants from Palo Alto - he was really concerned about the subject. At any rate, I grabbed a Black classmate, George Price and a Hispanic classmate Rafael Labrador and we went for the job, and got it. First we built the studio, and then I changed the name from "Ghetto Cartoons" to "Black Light". They had the nutty idea you could do a Budd Schulberg writing project, pull in guys off the street, but you really can't say "do a character" or "do a story" like assembling a lawn mower. As it turned out Ed Carr and Louis Slaughter were not exactly your average guys, they were pretty talented, and they took the beginnings of a strip I had started as a seed called "Uncle Jubb" - there was always a practical lesson - and turned it into "Butter and Boop" - they even got a Calvert "Men of Distinction" award ...

But. this white boy of 22 with a Harvard degree came up with the name, the concept, and actually helped build the little studio -

Well, Well , Well ... I never knew they did that one, and I was just Googling the name to see - thanks for the memories.

Oh - me? Go to McKinneyLibrary.org or ThinkAboutIt.org or just drop Laurence McKinney into Google or Google Image.
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IT WAS THE LITTLE DEMON GOD FROM TRILOGY OF TERROR WITH KAREN BLACK .
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MAYBE AN ENCLOSED GLASS BULLETINBOARD SUCH AS IN CHURCHES & SCHOOLS .
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ROOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!