Photo: "Earle"

Hallway inside the Earle building at Norwich State Hospital, Connecticut. 

Photo: "Showered In Mauve"

Shower tub inside a former Doctor's Quarters the Lippitt Building at Norwich State Hospital in Connecticut. 

Photo: "Voyeurism"

Corridor inside Lippitt Building at Norwich State Hospital, in Connecticut. 

Photo: "The Doctor Is In"

Office door inside Lippitt, a former psychopathology building at Norwich State Hospital in Connecticut. 

Photo: "Exit Squared"

Corridor near upstairs doctor living quarters in Lippitt Building, former psychopathology building,at Norwich State Hospital, Connecticut.

Photo: "Hurricane"

Patient day room inside the Lippit Building at Norwich State Hospital. 

Photo: "Growth"

Wheelchair inside the Brigham building at Connecticut's Norwich State Hospital. This hospital is currently undergoing demolition. 

Photo: "Outlet"

Electrical outlet in the Earle building at Norwich State Hospital, Connecticut. 

Photo: "Doctors' Offices"

Door to a second floor doctor's office in the Lippitt building, a building designed for psychopathic use, at Norwich State Hospital. 

Photo: "Stoop"

Norwich State Hospital was established as a psychiatric hospital in 1904 in Preston Connecticut. It was the second public mental asylum for the state and opened with only 95 patients. Within a few years, the need for more buildings grew. The campus continued to grow and eventually contained 30+ buildings.