Building 93 at Kings Park Psychaitric was constructed in 1939 and was designed as a geriatric infirmary and drug treatment center. The design was such that the building had a very small footprint to allow for light to enter each room as well as the hallways.
Photo: "Floral Centerpiece"
Artwork inside the Quad Buildings at Kings Park Psychiatric Hospital in Long Island, New York.
Photo: "Laundered"
Inside the New Industries building at Alcatraz.
Built in the 1940's, prisoners washed laundry for the government. At one time, it was the largest laundry facility on the West Coast.
Photo: "Dimples"
Inside the factory at the abandoned Steelscape Inc plant in Richmond, California. This place once manufactured thousands of pounds of coated steel coils.
Photo: "Spinning"
Broken wheelchair inside the Children's Pavilion at a New York Sanatorium.
Photo: "E"
Hallway inside the main building at Weston State Hospital.
Weston State Hospital was opened to patients in 1864. Originally designed to house 250 patients in solitude, Weston State reached 717 patients by 1880.
Photo: "Rec Yard"
Inside the recreation yard at Alcatraz. (Night. 105 seconds. Lit by moonlight & ambient light.)
Throughout the years of Alcatraz operation, the rules for the recreation yard changed. At one point, inmates were only allowed to spend a few hours on Saturdays and Sundays in the yard. During the later years, they were able to spend all day throughout the entire weekend playing basketball, handball, bridge or just chatting with other inmates.
Photo: "Seeker"
Steelscape Inc still operates out of a number of offices across the United States, but this plant in Richmond, California has been closed since 2006.
Photo: "Nautilus"
Inside the main administration building at a former Virginia Lunatic Asylum, founded in 1825.
Photo: "Precipitous"
Former hair salon inside the Quad buildings at the Kings Park Psychiatric Hospital in New York.
Photo: "Control Freak"
Inside the 35Ton Alliance crane cab at the former Steelscape Inc plant in Richmond, California.
Photo: "Pipelines"
Beneath the dry docks in Richmond, CA.
Kaiser once employed 90,000 men in its four shipyards in Richmond, CA. These yards were responsible for constructing 747 ships during the war.Of these shipyards, Kaiser Shipyard #3 is the only permanent shipyard that still remains today.
Photo: "Sail Away"
Stalacites form on the ceiling of the Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital dormitory building.
Photo: "Doctor, Doctor!"
(Dark room. 54 seconds. Lit by flashlight.)
The operating room inside the hospital at Alcatraz.
Photo: "27284"
Numbered theatre chairs left inside the hallway of the South Mountain Restoration Center in Pennsylvania.