Much Greener on the Other Side

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What a beautiful old place. What a shame it's gone...

Aussie Paul

Thu 06-19-2008

Great title for the picture!

Vacant NJ

Thu 06-19-2008

This would make a great tourist attraction.

Beverly

Fri 06-20-2008

i really love the red accents

Stacy

Fri 06-20-2008

love how they mow the grass in front of the fence, but not behind it

Stunning, Motts!

It's the granite blocks, it just gives it a aura of strengh and industructability. It's there and can never be taken down. Although if it is. and it probably will be, those blocks will be sold to the highest bidder as it is in this here nunnited states and made into something that can make money. Sadly, even granite goes down.

Johnny Mac

Sat 07-05-2008

Since moving just a couple blocks away from this site, Ive been enthralled w/the history. Its sad the city cant do something to save the hospital.
These are great pics, thanks!!

WorTown RN

Sat 08-09-2008

Is there a Rutland, Mass or a VA. Hospital, My grandfather died in one of TB
in the in 1940 to 1944
I live near The Norwich State Hospital, my aunt retired from that in the 80's and I did a class paper in the 70's on The Mansfield State training school. All In CT.
Thank You.

lora

Fri 08-15-2008

'10' Cranberry street.

guitorman

Fri 08-29-2008

looking for retired employees of Norwich State Hospital who knew Etta Cheiffetz.

I don't get it!

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Date Shot:	May 2006	Image ID#:	5942
Date Posted:	Thu, June 19th 2008	Camera:	Canon 5D

Location Name:	Worcester State Hospital
Current Status:	Being demolished or renovated
Built:	1870	Closed:	1991
Opened:	1877	Demolished / Renovated:	N/A
Location Age:	140 years	Abandonment:	19 years

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