
Children’s Asylum at Night (2019)
Dan Bell
Children’s Asylum at Night (9.10.19 10:53 pm)
This high speed photo was taken at 10:53 PM on September 10th 2019 with a Sony a7s II.
Here is the Wikipedia article about the Children’s Asylum/Gundry Sanatarium. I first photographed the building in 2015 during the daylight hours. My original video tour of the house/hospital garnered nearly a million views and has been discussed at length across the web in forums, videos and podcasts. I returned to this property many times over the years. The condition of the building got progressively worse with each visit. Vandals destroyed some of the original stain glass windows and irreplacable ornamental design elements inside. The place was stripped of copper and other valuables. It all came to a crashing end on September 27th 2021 when a raging fire completely engulfed the city owned, highly neglected building. Bulldozers were sent in the day after the fire to level the property. A empty plot of grass is all that’s left of this once magnificent property.
(Sidenote : I don’t doubt that this property had ghosts. On the right side of the photo in the window appears to be human like shape standing there. I had many strange experiences in this place so who knows? Maybe this is an old patient watching me from their room.)
Open edition studio giclée on Moab Entrada Rag Bright 300 (GSM) matte paper.
Sizes available 5 × 7 / 8.5 × 11 / 17 × 22
Embossed ©DAN BELL on front. Signed, stamped and dated with archival ink on the verso.
International customers : Follow this link to purchase print.
All of the works on thisisdanbell.com are produced by Dan Bell in his Baltimore studio. This giclée is printed on Moab Entrada Rag Bright 300 (GSM) matte paper using the highest quality pigment inks. Every giclée is closely inspected and signed before being carefully packed for delivery. This Is Dan Bell Media offers a 100% money back guarantee (shipping included) if you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase. If you have any questions please send us a message here.
Children’s Asylum at Night (2019)
Dan Bell
Children’s Asylum at Night (9.10.19 10:53 pm)
This high speed photo was taken at 10:53 PM on September 10th 2019 with a Sony a7s II.
Here is the Wikipedia article about the Children’s Asylum/Gundry Sanatarium. I first photographed the building in 2015 during the daylight hours. My original video tour of the house/hospital garnered nearly a million views and has been discussed at length across the web in forums, videos and podcasts. I returned to this property many times over the years. The condition of the building got progressively worse with each visit. Vandals destroyed some of the original stain glass windows and irreplacable ornamental design elements inside. The place was stripped of copper and other valuables. It all came to a crashing end on September 27th 2021 when a raging fire completely engulfed the city owned, highly neglected building. Bulldozers were sent in the day after the fire to level the property. A empty plot of grass is all that’s left of this once magnificent property.
(Sidenote : I don’t doubt that this property had ghosts. On the right side of the photo in the window appears to be human like shape standing there. I had many strange experiences in this place so who knows? Maybe this is an old patient watching me from their room.)
Open edition studio giclée on Moab Entrada Rag Bright 300 (GSM) matte paper.
Sizes available 5 × 7 / 8.5 × 11 / 17 × 22
Embossed ©DAN BELL on front. Signed, stamped and dated with archival ink on the verso.
International customers : Follow this link to purchase print.
All of the works on thisisdanbell.com are produced by Dan Bell in his Baltimore studio. This giclée is printed on Moab Entrada Rag Bright 300 (GSM) matte paper using the highest quality pigment inks. Every giclée is closely inspected and signed before being carefully packed for delivery. This Is Dan Bell Media offers a 100% money back guarantee (shipping included) if you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase. If you have any questions please send us a message here.