something else. I have been in there..NOT as a patient, but a guest of a neighbor who supplied the commissary food chain for the whole asylum. We had lunch in there. I'll say one thing, I would not buy into one of those Condos. Theres more spooks and ghosts over there than the Indian burial grounds.
A proper name for the place would be Cuckoo Condos. Every time I take Rt. 62 to Danvers, going by there reminds of that movie. "One flew over the Cuckoos nest.
George
See article: http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/04/11/asylum.condos.ap/index.html
Maybe they think there is something in the walls that will ''rub off', as there is a story that goes like this:
A reporter was visiting an ''insane asylum'' to do a human interest story.
He came out to leave and found a flat tie. Jacked the car up, removed the lug nuts and placed them in the wheel cover. While removing the flat tire/wheel he bumped the wheel cover and the lug nuts all rolled down the nearby street drain.
He stared at the situation, then turned to a ''resident'' who was sitting on the porch and asked if there was a phone available.
''Nope, but I'll tell you what I would do''
''What's that ?''
''I'd take one nut off each of the other wheels and use them until I got to a garage that could replace all of them''
The reported thought about this, and looked at the resident in surprise.
The resident - ''I may be crazy, but I'm not stupid !''
. This bat-shaped behemoth of a building is so remarkable that it feels like a character in its own right. But even before the men set foot in Danvers, the stage is set for tension and trouble.
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