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*The following is a short documentary about a group of former patients who restored and memorialized the forgotten cemeteries at the Danvers State Hospital. | *The following is a short documentary about a group of former patients who restored and memorialized the forgotten cemeteries at the Danvers State Hospital. | ||
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*This is a video done on the Danvers State Insane Asylum Laboratory Papers | *This is a video done on the Danvers State Insane Asylum Laboratory Papers | ||
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*The following fifteen minute video was created by Inside Story and Andrea Hall on the closing of the hospital. | *The following fifteen minute video was created by Inside Story and Andrea Hall on the closing of the hospital. | ||
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*The following hour and eighteen minute long video was shot in 1992 during the closing of Danvers State Hospital. The state was trying to sell the property for reuse as soon as possible after the hospital closure. This was a tour of prospective buyers and was conducted both through the closed sections and, at that time, still operating sections. | *The following hour and eighteen minute long video was shot in 1992 during the closing of Danvers State Hospital. The state was trying to sell the property for reuse as soon as possible after the hospital closure. This was a tour of prospective buyers and was conducted both through the closed sections and, at that time, still operating sections. | ||
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*The following fifty-six minute film entitled "Marie Balter Beyond Mental Illness" is a look at Marie Balter's life in and out of Danvers State Hospital, her issues, and how she conquered them. | *The following fifty-six minute film entitled "Marie Balter Beyond Mental Illness" is a look at Marie Balter's life in and out of Danvers State Hospital, her issues, and how she conquered them. | ||
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==Cemetery== | ==Cemetery== |