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Showing you the often overlooked but exquisite architectural elements & history of 19th & 20th century era "Insane Asylums", Psychiatric Hospitals, State Hospitals, and more from North America and around the World!
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I was looking for a shower curtain with an abandoned aesthetic to it. Found some shipwrecks and other stuff. Then I found this. It was billed as "abandoned opera house." I thought it looked familiar and it was. If you're in the know, then you know this one. It's the Grand Staircase from Greystone. Pretty much an immediate purchase.
Hello everyone. I’m super interested in institutions and their history. I’m trying to compile a master list of: insane asylums, state hospitals, hospitals, psychiatric facilities, sanatoriums, hospitals, nursing homes, group homes, state schools, orphanages, jails/penitentiaries/prisons, and other government institutions in history. I have a Google spread sheet where I’m keep track of my list. If you would like to help add to the list i would greatly appreciate it. Please comment and let me know and I’ll send you the link along how the sheets basically works.
Pennhurst have to had been nice at least once during its operations. Does anyone know when conditions started to decline?