1,656 Comments for Northam Manor Psychiatric Hospital

I always wonder what people were thinking of when they decorated these places. It does look like his one hand is kind of awkward, almost like it was changed? Hmmm....

For you fellow Twilight Zone fans:
"You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension - a dimension of sound, a dimension of sight, a dimension of mind. You're moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You've just crossed over into the Twilight Zone."
-Rod Serling, introduction to the original "Twilight Zone"

"Better keep yourself clean and bright; you are the window through which you must see the world."
-George Bernard Shaw

Eric Draven: Suddenly their came a tapping, as of someone gently rapping, rapping at my chamber door. You heard me rapping, right?
-The Crow

This photo doesn't portray good memories for this room.

There it is!

And look, you found the Blue Room too!

It looks like the walls were made with cheap particle board.

Wouldn't that make a great accent piece! Coffee table, side board, storage chest, etc.

Is there a lone chair in there?

What a sad photo. Look at how it's front paws are so serenly folded. Many animals wander off and hide in a secluded place when they are dying. This cat probably was dying and chose here (and took awhile judging by the feces) to do it. Maybe it was up above in the rafters (?) or roof above and fell into it's current position when it died.

What an odd thing to leave behind.....

It says "GET....OUT!!" LOL!

The orange door looks like it has an angry man on it. He's biting the middle where the paint crackles are. Sweet pics, Motts.

I can just hear a gurgly voice from inside it :
"Hey kid....C'mere...stick out your tounge."

That's so sad...poor Child of Bast. I agree with Revyloution, the tendons do dry and pull into odd shapes during Decomp.

There seems to be "something else" behind the clothes, sitting in the corner.

One could do a vertical wallpaper, with black (or decorated, or whatever) bars on either side to fill it out to the required (horizontal) dimensions... The width of the photograph need not be the width of the screen.

I think the nearest mirror/polished steel/whatever is just reflecting the peeling on the wall opposite it, not peeling itself. It's intriguing to think of them as two-way mirrors, though, but I've got no basis for that, just a wild imagination. :)