Skylight

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Was this a man-made skylight or a nature-made skylight?

Lynne

Tue 10-04-2005

Considering the general state of the hospital, I'd say the latter.

derelict sensation

Tue 10-04-2005

I was going to ask the same question, Lynne!

Jude

Wed 10-12-2005

either way, it's beautiful!!:)

Trish

Tue 09-09-2008

Were the arched panels on the walls used for holding fire extinguishers?

dme

Fri 10-24-2008

I believe so, I didn't notice any that were left so I can't be positive.

Motts

Sat 11-08-2008

feeling alone while staring this shot with the gray sky.

billy

Sat 10-23-2010

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Date Shot:	May 2005	Image ID#:	3050
Date Posted:	Mon, October 3rd 2005	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Riverside State Hospital
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1868	Closed:	2003
Opened:	1871	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	144 years	Abandonment:	9 years

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