Scully This could possibly be where they gave shock treatments.

Location: Dixmont State Hospital  Gallery: Departure

	Scully Yes, Ron. That was the way it was done and awyper, the patients' needs were alway dead last. The nurses didn't want to have to get off their rearends and go door to door. Been there.

Location: Dixmont State Hospital  Gallery: Departure

	Scully It is very sad that they are tearing this down, but thanks to you, Motts, we will know what it looked like inside and out for many years to come!! Keep up the good work. :)

Location: Dixmont State Hospital  Gallery: Departure

	Scully This pic is soooooo cool. A+ to you, Motts!!!!

Location: Dixmont State Hospital  Gallery: Departure

	Scully I agree, Truckie. All of these wonderful pics are showing the pain and sadness of the people that were there.

Location: Dixmont State Hospital  Gallery: Departure

	Scully My bet is those scratches were made by the poor souls that were locked in there at the time and it was their only way of showing their anxiety and fear.

Location: Dixmont State Hospital  Gallery: Departure

	Scully This is probably where they put the patients that acted out. And they probably stayed in there til the dang nurse or whoever so fit to let them out. Jerks.

Location: Dixmont State Hospital  Gallery: Departure

	Scully Yet another pic that could be from "Snake Pit" Mr. Motts, if you haven't seen that movie, I would highly recommend it. That goes for everyone.

Location: Northampton State Hospital  Gallery: Mental Floss

	Scully Has anyone here seen the classic old move, "Snake Pit"?? This looks like it came out of that movie. Great job, Mr. Motts.

Location: Northampton State Hospital  Gallery: Mental Floss

	Scully Just found this site & love it. Oh, if these walls could talk!! Mr. Motts, where is Riverside State Hospital? I can't seem to find that info. Great pic!!

Location: Riverside State Hospital  Gallery: Complexity