Psychic

3 photos · 2014–2024

3 photographs tagged Psychic, 2014–2024.

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Abandoned utility room with deep basin sink and industrial equipment in the Fergus Falls Kirkbride Building.
The Fergus Falls Kirkbride Building opened in 1890 as the Fergus Falls State Hospital, designed by architect Warren B. Dunnell under the Kirkbride Plan, a 19th-century model for asylum construction developed by psychiatrist Thomas Story Kirkbride. The plan called for staggered wings extending from a central administration block, allowing maximum light and ventilation to patient wards. Utility rooms like this one, fitted with deep basin sinks for washing linens and medical equipment, supported the daily operations of a campus that once housed more than 2,000 patients at its peak in the mid-20th century. The hospital operated under various names, including Fergus Falls Regional Treatment Center, until its closure in 2005. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2001, and redevelopment plans for the long-vacant structure have been discussed by the city and preservation groups for years.

Utility Sink and Peeling Walls at the Fergus Falls Kirkbride Building

Psychic Reader storefront at 1700 Lake Street in Minneapolis glows with neon palm tarot and psychic reading signs at dusk.
Psychic Reader, a business offering palm and tarot card readings, is located at 1700 Lake Street in Uptown Minneapolis.

Neon Glow at the Psychic Reader on Lake Street

The Psychic Reader building at 1700 Lake Street in Minneapolis shows boarded-up entrance and fire damage to upper structure.
The Psychic Reader building at 1700 Lake Street in Minneapolis sustained significant fire damage, with arson suspected following a late-night incident. The structure, located in the Uptown neighborhood, housed a business offering palm readings and tarot cards.

Fire-Damaged Psychic Reader Building at 1700 Lake Street

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