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One of the outer wards of the Kirbride building at Greystone -
Slowly turning green in the summer humidity. -
Table saw in basement of center section -
Wards in wing of the main building. -
Grafitti in the center section -
On the window in Ward 40 -
Hall in the center section of the main building. -
Staircase down to the exercise yard from Guthrie's "Wardy Forty" -
The dome of the man building. -
Main entrance after marble columns stripped off. -
What's left of the north wing that contained "Wardy Forty." It was all down in less than a week. -
Exterior "greystone" removed before the remaining walls are knocked down. With no rebar, they come down quickly. -
Exercise yard outside "Wardy Forty." -
The chapel, stripped of its stained glass and ornate wood trim. -
"Please don't tear Greystone down" graffiti scrawled on the walls of the main building. -
Top of the stairs to "Wardy Forty." -
Wall in "Wardy Forty." -
Electrical outlet, added after the building was constructed, which was 1875. -
Basement window in the center section. -
Wall painting in the basement of the center section. -
Wall painting in center section of main building -
Wall painting in "Wardy Forty." Much deteriorated since I'd last seen it 10 years earlier, when you could make out a buffalo hunt. -
Wall painting in "Wardy Forty." Much deteriorated since I'd last seen it 10 years earlier. It is a reproduction of John Steuart Curry's "Tornado over Kansas." -
Day room outside "Wardy Forty." -
Hall, north wing of the Main Building -
Deteriorating ward. -
Room where ward reports were once stored. -
Collapsing ceiling in ward 40. -
Door inside ward 40. -
Looking into the north wing. -
Remaining section of the north wing, which was gone within a week. -
Exterior of "Wardy Forty" -
Interior detail, "Wardy Forty" -
Doors, "Wardy Forty" -
Doors, "Wardy Forty" -
Corridor end, "Wardy Forty" -
Wall, "Wardy Forty" -
Doors, "Wardy Forty" -
North wing -
Wall, "Wardy Forty" -
Demoliton machinery in exercise yard of north wing