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Awesome ....
kty
Wed 09-21-2005
my god, it looks like a fortress.
derelict sensation
Fri 09-23-2005
IT KINDA LOOKS LIKE ITS ALL HUDDLED TOGETHER.
JAVA
Mon 09-26-2005
I agree derelict.
Paulina
Tue 10-18-2005
I love this building
Sandy
Thu 10-20-2005
This will sound bizzare but it looks so big yet in such small square footage
Sydkitten
Wed 02-15-2006
Motts, just really great photos, again, you have captured the essence. Gives me the chills and some minor rushes.
Johnny Mac
Thu 03-23-2006
We should all squat on the land for however it takes for us to claim it. =]. hahah. Then we could restore it and make some kind of awesome museum. Or at least better than the Public Health Museum they have at Tewksbury State Hospital. It's only open by request and it's basically the stupidest thing ever. Ugh.
Poisonousxbeauty
Wed 11-01-2006
Man i live really close to this place and i come up here alot. This place is awesome one of my favortie things in Worcester. Thank Gos you guys are okay because there are alot of collapsed floors. thanks fore these pictures. You got my support. :)
Switchblade
Thu 12-07-2006
When I was a kid, my dad use to work @ the New state hospital next door, so this place is not new to me at all. In fact, the city bus from where we lived (very close by on Wigwam Hill) would pass through the property and the was never a shortage og Pheasants grazing on the property. As far as anything "spooky" that I have heard aboutt his place, my dad once told me he took a tour inside one day and they found shackles on the walls where they would chain the patients up. Cree-py!
Nice pics BTW.
Matt_Griffin
Wed 01-24-2007
I've been in this building. As Mr. Motts stated that there were mazes in there. Firefighters train in there for the horrible occasions that they need to escape from the fire or die, "Save ourselves" I still get the chills from there and I could feel the darkness all around me when I was there.
Smokeygirl44
Fri 11-02-2007
Wow, you can clearly see where there used to be a hall way and more building. That's so weird how they just bricked it off like that.
Brian
Thu 12-06-2007
Worcester State Hospital strongly resembled Danvers State Hospital. Same type of architecture and sprawling wings on both sides. The fire destroyed most of the wings.
They bricked up what was left. Hopefully this building (the Clock Tower as it is known) and the remaining buildings will be saved when the new hospital is built on the grounds.
The Other Lynne
Thu 12-06-2007
Huddled together....I think this building scares itself!
Amazed
Mon 02-18-2008
I would buy this and use it as my home if I had the money.
Jessica
Sat 04-12-2008
I love this building!
Kathy
Sat 02-07-2009
Another beautiful shot. It looks like a castle I saw in England.
falltwin@yahoo.com
Wed 07-07-2010
i would love to buy this, too (if i had the $) and build my own mansion!
colin
Sat 04-09-2011
this is a magnificent structure- why doesn''t someone pony up the cash
wanderer
Thu 12-29-2011

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