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Ward

A typical ward in building 39.
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whoever took this is awesome, I want to get in there so bad!
kim
Mon 06-27-2005
i like the colours! and i really love the pelling walls.
sternheim
Sat 07-23-2005
thats where i belong...eeee! this is creepy:) i love it as long as i dont get tied to a bed or anything
Alex
Fri 12-16-2005
I'd love it even more if I got tied to a bed... :D
Sketch
Fri 12-23-2005
Sketch.....HAHAHAHAAA!!!
Motts, did you use a colored filter here?
Tony C.
Fri 12-23-2005
Nope, I think the light was filtering through the trees and vines outside the windows, casting a green light.
Motts
Sat 12-24-2005
is it just me? or is almost every major room, in EVERY hospital - green?????
chrissie
Tue 02-07-2006
MAN THAT SH@T IS CRAZZZYYYYY!!
aLEX
Mon 02-27-2006
I think the lack of any kind of privacy or personal space alone would cause me to go a little mad.
Scarlett77
Sat 05-13-2006
Thank God hospitals don't have wards anymore.
Erin
Fri 10-20-2006
...They don't?
Navi.
Fri 10-20-2006
Not like this. Now wards have rooms for one or two people whereas they used to have big rooms for many people like in the picture above. I'd take one roommate as opposed to ten roommates any day.
Erin
Thu 10-26-2006
yo man im from this area , and this place is the real thing. guys be careful
alex (in IRAQ)
Mon 01-29-2007
How old is this place? About 11 years, right? It looks like it's from the 20s
hippie
Sun 02-04-2007
This building was built between 1925 and 1931, and has been abandoned since around 1996.
Motts
Mon 02-05-2007
that makes sense
bambi
Wed 02-07-2007
y dont you just drive out to that shit and go in its not haunted
creep
Tue 04-10-2007
the random boarded up houses in the main park aren't haunted(and a lot harder to get into) but ht emain building.....the really really big one that you can't miss is quite haunted but is still really awesome to get to the top in.
keoko
Sun 10-14-2007
i wish i could spend a night in there
anthony kaptainxkaos
Fri 11-23-2007
It's only been disused since '96 and is already in such a bad state??! The paint they used must have been of REALLY poor quality if it's got that bad so soon!! I daresay it's probably still alright structurally though- for the most part, anyway....
Owen
Fri 01-04-2008
Please tell me that you wear some sort of protective breathing apparatus when you explore these places. Just to think of all the mold and asbestos.. uch.
Elanor
Thu 07-17-2008
I don't much care for the ward idea either. I think I'd rather be with one person than with 10 or 20 people packed in one room. The no privacy thing would kinda get to me. Yeah I have to say the peeling paint is kinda a hazard really. I do hope your careful Motts. Interesting photo....
blue lamp
Sun 11-16-2008
well that was 13 years ago,that is quite a long time for a building to sit and decompose,remember wood does rot rather fast.
coco
Mon 01-05-2009
my grandmother worked here as a nurse in the 50s. She said that this whole place was amazing... when ever i see a picture i just try and imagine it like it was still working... it must have been amazing.
Courtney!
Fri 01-16-2009
I live in Kings Park and when the center was still opened, many, many patients left the grounds and walked throughout town. We used to spend a lot of time in the abandoned buildings and underground tunnels as teens. We were also told that the center did not hold criminally insane and/or dangerous patients, well they lied. It have very strong energies. I am going to start taking night pics on the grounds, but the security is tight and dont know if I will be allowed around during night time. (I will anyway!!) OH, my father was the head Architect there before he passed away. It was the last job he had.
G
Sun 08-23-2009

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