Seclusion Room Door

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The colors and texture in this picture are marvelous.

Wed 05-25-2005

Now these rooms and the building itself have taken on the insanity and the chaos of the patients who once roamed these halls.

scary door!!!!

Looks like someone broke out...

Radar

Sun 08-21-2005

Perfect!! It gave me goosebumps!!(but i thought that i closed that door!!!

NuTcAsE

Wed 02-22-2006

lol it does look like someone broke out haha this ppic is excellent...i love thr door!

Jen

Tue 03-14-2006

scary door!!!!

OH PLEASE

deb

Fri 03-17-2006

Why do they need that dinky 2" glass viewer when they can look through that big ass hole? Ha! Big ass-hole.

Danny Being Manny

Sat 04-08-2006

Sorry, but I have to admit that this made me giggle.

[embarrassed to admit she is grinning]

Lynne

Sun 04-09-2006

dont be sorry Lynne, that was funny :-)

rtotten

Sun 04-09-2006

that ceiling is in ruins. like the fact that a light is still hanging on by a thread.

Johnnsy

Wed 04-26-2006

WOW!!!!! Would just love to walk down these hallways and look in every room!

Nancy

Thu 06-01-2006

i LIKE this shot.
(however, due to unforseen typo circumstances i just decided that i LIME it instead)

novocainekarma

Fri 06-02-2006

its like u beat up the door.

ussy pishposh

Fri 11-03-2006

Is that graffitti I see? Look to the right of the second doorway.

Marshal Banana

Mon 01-08-2007

In a twitsted way, that door looks like Pac Man. The ceiling freaks me out more than the door though.

Sensei

Sat 01-13-2007

Funny how back then, that silly, flimsy wood door was considered enough to block off a seclusion room. Oh, how times have changed..

CataclysmicStar

Wed 04-30-2008

wow, even tho you described the size of the viewing window in the last shot, seeing it in this door puts it in perspective.

terie5

Sun 06-08-2008

I'm surprised to see a wooden seclusion door. Most of the doors I have seen have been made out of steel and have plexiglas
covered with mesh window. Sorry if that last part sounds strange, I'm tired I guess.

J.R.

Sun 09-21-2008

The floor looks like it is paved in cobblestones. One amazing set. Thanks, Motts.

rokalily

Thu 10-22-2009

the round window was not to look in it was for king valium with his learing glarre to look out for nurse nodding ham with the narcotics//whare is the door knob/

very striking

I love that he needs to have that line of sight, nntihog blocking him from you even in sleep. Shows some pretty deep connection there mama.

Breno

Fri 02-10-2012

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Date Shot:	April 2005	Image ID#:	2437
Date Posted:	Sun, April 24th 2005	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Northwood Asylum
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1870	Closed:	n/a
Opened:	1874	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	142 years	Abandonment:	n/a

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