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Lauren Perdue
From: Edison
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E-mail: laurenperdue@sbcglobal.net		 I worked at Trenton State Hospital in the late 1970s. It has been a long time since I have seen it.
I remember going through the wards with the Mupet Show on the television that was safely kept in a
cage. The music, show, and environment was very surreal.
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deedee
From: colorado
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E-mail: dorothyjoksch@yahoo.com		 i disagree with another users comment. these structures are not hideous! i myself find the older and
more macabre they are, the more interesting. anyone can build a new structure, but they don't
possess the type of hitory yet that i find facsinating.
Added: December 6, 2007      Delete this entry
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stephen Huyck
From: Williamsport ,Pa
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E-mail: smhuyck@hotmail.com		 I really like your photographs the places look like they closed yesterday.
Added: November 30, 2007      Delete this entry
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Barbara
From: Denver,Co.
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E-mail: angelofmercy@earthlink.net		 This is obviously a labor of love. For those of us who have had loved ones who suffer mental
illness, it is poignant to see the pictures of the once grand but now hideous structures. Once
state of the art and now decrepit. What a shame to lose this connection to our social history.
By the way, go to Clarinda Treatment Hosp, Iowa to see one in full operation!
Added: November 10, 2007      Delete this entry
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Christine
From: severn
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E-mail: rydia711@hotmail.com		 I think it's great that you have all those pictures up. Thank you for giving visual access to places
that deserve to have their stories shared. The history of health care, especially mental healthcare
is horrific, but seeing pictures of places where everything occurs just brings a new dimension to
history. I used to volunteer in one of the crownsville buildings when it was used as the Anne
Arundel County Food Bank. It definitely gave me the creeps to be there.
Added: October 27, 2007      Delete this entry
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kim
From: Maryland
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E-mail: yankee852002@yahoo.com		 I really like this website but I havent seen anything about Glenn Dale hospital. I'm interested in
these buildings and the history of them. If anyone knows anything about any of these places any
additional information would be great. feel free to email me.
Added: October 25, 2007      Delete this entry
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Rachel
From: Minneapolis
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E-mail: rachel_keller@yahoo.com		 Recently found out that an aunt by marriage had a brother at Rosewood State Hospital in Maryland.
Your photograph's are beautiful and sad. Thank you for sharing.
Added: October 19, 2007      Delete this entry
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Susan
From: Columbus, OH
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E-mail: hudson.174@osu.edu		 I love your site. I get so depressed when I drive past the grounds of the old Columbus Hospital,
the building was demo'd in the late 90s- now a giant monstrosity housing the Department of
Transportation. So sad.

I've explored The Ridges in Athens, OH - very creepy and hope to make it up to Buffalo soon.

Keep up the good work!
Added: September 18, 2007      Delete this entry
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Pamela
From: Baltimore, MD
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E-mail: pkv3518@hotmail.com		 Love this website!!! Very interesting and great pictures. I just visited Henryton Sanitarium on
Sunday (my son, husband and some friends went exploring). Very creepy but very interesting to say
the least. Trying to figure out if it's haunted or not. We ran into some locals that swears it is
and that they have had some ghostly encounters out there. We plan to go back next month at nighttime
with some camera's, infrared glasses, and recorders to see what we can come up with. I'll let you
know how it goes.
Added: September 18, 2007      Delete this entry
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Justin
From: New Jersey
Website: http://www.vacantnewjersey.com
E-mail: jgurbisz@gmail.com		 Excellent website, I enjoyed very much looking through all the photos. I also liked the very
detailed history accounts that went along with each gallery. Great job, and keep up the good work!
Added: September 4, 2007      Delete this entry

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