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Too bad the church was sealed tight; seeing the hospital was good enough for me though! Time to drive across the country to see more...
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BRAVO, BRAVO!!! YAY!!!
JAVA
Thu 12-14-2006
Wow, gorgeous!

Another excellent gallery, many thanks!!! =)
Barbara
Thu 12-14-2006
Just when I think you can't top yourself, you do Bravo, marvelous gallery
Big ED
Thu 12-14-2006
So many of these need made into wallpaper. Nice set. Thanks Motts.
Ginsu Victim
Thu 12-14-2006
I agree....wallpapers...mamke some wallpapers!!! Great gallery, Motts....Thanks!
Tony C.
Thu 12-14-2006
Mr. Motts, hats off to you! Thank you for another stunning gallery.
Jude
Fri 12-15-2006
Very, very, very, very darned swell!
Lynne
Fri 12-15-2006
Another wonderful set, Motts!
Cyber
Fri 12-15-2006
Thanks so much for yet another gorgeous set Motts.
Kadee
Fri 12-15-2006
GREAT! Looooved this gallery. (But, mention one that i haven't loved) :P
hrm
Fri 12-15-2006
Bravo! Amazing work!!!
Chrissie
Fri 12-15-2006
Peeking into these buildings is almost like peeking into a person's mind. Thanks for letting us know each building's personality, history, and character. Another beautiful gallery.
marcie
Fri 12-15-2006
Awesome as always!

Thanks for another escape from reality. :)
Weebs
Fri 12-15-2006
wooo! amazing pics!

merci beaucoup, mon chere amie! (with appropriate accents)
KommanderK
Fri 12-15-2006
Wow
Sex E.
Fri 12-15-2006
promised myself to save comments for last ..........these pictures are stunning. you are definately to be applauded mr. motts
sande
Sat 12-16-2006
What an amazing gallery. Can't wait to see things from the eyes of Mr. Motts.
Ozzy
Sat 12-16-2006
Mr. Motts you are amazing!!! Thank you for sharing your photos with us. I look forward to seeing your new adventures soon
Joe
Sat 12-16-2006
Absolutely beautiful gallery Mr. Motts!
Rapunzel's Wish
Sat 12-16-2006
Fabulous!
Jessica
Sun 12-17-2006
YAY! Great pics
Mollie
Sun 12-17-2006
Everyone said it! I love it! Thank you again, Motts!

(I usually try to refrain from commenting so much, but this gallery brought it out in me!)
Michele
Sun 12-17-2006
I am new to this site and you have a lifelong fan, Mr. Motts.
The only advantage I have being new is that I can go back and look at past galleries while everyone else has to wait, NYAH, NYAH!
Frank-pgh
Thu 12-21-2006
another breathtaking gallery! bravo!
Coby
Tue 12-26-2006
Thank Goodness I got to the end of this gallery. I googled 'medical illustrations' at 9pm last night and I have been looking at your photos and ALL the comments since. It is now 6.11am (yes, 9 hours later!!) and I MUST get some sleep before the family wakes up.

Lovely to 'meet' you Motts. Your photography is truly a gift from you to us. I am inspired like never before.
Debi G from Oz
Sun 01-07-2007
I counted seven X's, do I win a prize?

Simply amazing gallery Mr Motts, a super huge thank you for sharing them!
Felyne
Wed 01-10-2007
this last one is so beautiful it is almost painful. once again thank you Motts * stands and applaudes at the computer screen*
kaycebane
Mon 01-15-2007
thanks so much for taking us to places we could never get into, or have the guts to try. You're a better one than I
crissy
Sun 01-21-2007
I just found this site a few days ago and spent the whole day browsing through the galleries. (So much for studying...) This is really beautiful photography, you definitely have an eye for it.

The subject matter is, obviously, fascinating as well... I have a phobia of hospitals, so I found many of the pictures frightening, but compelling at the same time. It's interesting to think of all the people who must have walked through those halls and lived in those rooms. It's not hard to imagine how it looked all those years ago.

Amazing work, I look forward to seeing more!
birdbrained
Sun 01-21-2007
mr motts. i just love your work , if you dont already have a book out you should........
sherri
Wed 01-24-2007
It's amazing to see a local landmark look so amazing, loving your work, well done!!
Ben
Sat 01-27-2007
wow this one look creepy i really want to go in
Jeremiah
Thu 02-08-2007
me n some mates saw ur site then tried to go n break in bt it went too dark... love these pics motts x
alex
Tue 02-13-2007
nice pictures these places should be saved not knocked down thanks for the memorys
terry
Sun 03-04-2007
amazing pictures as ussual! thankyou for being respectfull and not supporting those who choose deface and damage these important parts of history!!
dr
Mon 03-19-2007
Awesome photography, wonderful that someone can save the sites and buildings to print.
Netty27
Mon 03-19-2007
I can just hear the pipe organ music belting outwards!
C-Note
Wed 04-11-2007
im doing an english project on this place and you've helped loads with these amazing pictures thanks! it really helped me to understand the building.
sophie
Wed 06-20-2007
i have been to whittingham at night its beautiful but bloody scary, and the history made it so much worse. great gallery :)
Mel
Fri 11-16-2007
mmmm, in getting an addict to this page.
ursula
Fri 11-23-2007
Great set
dso films London
Thu 11-29-2007
i live right across the road from the hospital and its ace to see these pics. it is so sad that its all going to be knocked down. my mum and dad both worked in the hospitals for many years and i have so many memories of my dad taking me in there and meeting some of the patients, and of growing up, hanging out with my mates in the grounds. i have lived here all my life (22 years) its so sad to see it go :-(
Emma
Fri 01-04-2008
Yes awesome shots.
I too lived near whittingham and used to cycle through the grounds and play cricket there!
Dj Bolf
Sun 04-06-2008
Whittingham was a magnificent place, so sad to see it go....the Photos are stunning...thankyou for helping me remember this place...
Anna P
Wed 10-15-2008
lovely photos... frighten me a lot tho! I can tell you now, most of that damage was done by local yobs from the surrounding villages. Gives me the creeps knowing i used to go feed the ducks here when i was tiny! then the village festivals in front of st lukes! such a shame they are going to knock it all down and build houses there.
tinkerbell
Fri 09-11-2009
Another fabulous set Motts!!! Thanks! :)
Kathy W.
Sat 11-07-2009
Even being so old, its quality is apparent...
Misty Issel
Sun 11-15-2009
My Mother Majorie Stopford(nee Yeulett) worked at Whittingham Hospital as a Nurse in 1937/38 and lived in Longridge with her Mother at 3 Ashton St.. Her Brother Ernest Yeulett worked there after the war I think and later his son William Yeulett.
Margaret Mitchinson
Sat 05-11-2013

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