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This place looks real scary. I wanna go there!

VAMPIRA CARTER
Vampira Carter
Tue 08-09-2005
What the hell is it haunted i wanna know?
dead people are cool
Sun 10-16-2005
this looks exactly like one of the rooms in session9
andrew
Tue 01-17-2006
Well lets see, Session 9 was made inside Danvers (horrible movie btw) Danvers is similar to this hospital, they both also have the kirkbride layout, HM no wonder thy look alike.


Sorry, I can't help but be sarcastic.
Poisonousxbeauty
Fri 01-27-2006
Thats some kitchen! Its pretty huge...woulda been prety interesting to see it when people actually used it and was full of cooks.
LoudLove
Sun 02-12-2006
I wanna go!!!
LoveLove
Sat 10-28-2006
Being tall I love rooms with tall ceilings. Beaautiful shot, Motts. Those windows woould certainly give a lot of light to cook by in the 1800's. I wonder what they did in those days on dark rainy days?
Duane D
Sat 02-03-2007
who the hell in there right mind would eat anything made in that kitchen' the whole situation makes me sick to my stomach god only knows what they fed those people lol
judugua 9@ aol
Mon 09-10-2007
Apparently at Worcester State Hospital in the late 19th century, patients were eating lobster...doesn't sound too bad to me.
Navi.
Thu 09-13-2007
Hmmm....lemme see, I'm pretty sure it was FOOD, probably the institutional kind, sort of like we get at the hospital where I work every day, overcooked veges, mystery meat, etc, but I'm sure it came from a freezer and then went into the oven. Cripes.
AvalonSeeker
Sat 02-02-2008
some of the patient rooms and the autitorium is haunted
jonny b
Thu 06-11-2009
In it's time prior to being abandoned this institution had some of the best food. I don't know why the remarks of the food here. They had a farm and grew their own food. They produced their own electricity. This place took care of itself years. Unfortunately the govt kept allowing increase in patients were it became over crowded & the state couldn't afford to maintain the buildings. Very sad. Drs & their families lived here on the grounds along with nurses, med students etc.
Stormy
Mon 08-23-2010

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