Kirkbride Cells sofa The word "Help" is scrawled

The word "Help" is scrawled across a decaying wall inside Female Ward 9 and 10 of the Kirkbride Complex at Callan Park

A corrugated iron shed bearing the painted name "J

Signal flag pigeon holes sit to its left

The Indian Theater opened in 1991 as part of this frontier-themed amusement park operated by Ōtaka Enterprises Co

purpose-built in 1926 and running as Purnell Shoe Company by the 1970s

Kirkbride Cells sofa The word "Help" is scrawledConfined cells from Female Wards 9 and 10 within the Kirkbride Complex at Callan Park, their plaster walls peeling back in long strips under barred windows. The wards were part of a pavilion type layout designed from 1880 for moral therapy, where light and distributed space were the treatment itself. By 1930 the hospital held 1,500 patients against a designed capacity of 766. Part of the Callan Park series.