Dan Marshall

• 4Light - Eastern State Penitentiary PA

  Photography

  8 x 12 inches

  $100 with frame

• Blues - Fernald School MA

  Photography

  17 x 11 inches

  $175 with frame

• Box Seats - Kings Park Psychiatric Center NY

  Photography

  8 x 12 inches

  $100 with frame

• Breath - Lakeville Hospital MA

  Photography

  12 x 8 inches

  $100 with frame

• Cracks - Central State Hospital GA

  Photography

  8 x 12 inches

  $100 with frame

• Down - Bethlehem Steel PA

  Photography

  11 x 17 inches

  $175 with frame

• In Green – Church PA

  Photography

  8 x 12 inches

  $100 with frame

• In Red - Lowe’s Palace Theatre CT

  Photography

  8 x 12 inches

  $100 with frame

• Jailed - Eastern State Penitentiary PA

  Photography

  8 x 12 inches

  $100 with frame

• Spare - Harlem Valley Psychiatric Center NY

  Photography

  8 x 12 inches

  $100 with frame

• Soul - Hudson River Psychiatric Center NY

  Photography

  12 x 8 inches

  $100 with frame

• Splatter - South Carolina State Hospital SC

  Photography

  6 x 8 inches

  $75 with frame

• A-ward - Danvers State Hospital MA

  Photography

  8 x 12 inches

  $100 with frame

• Support - Hudson River Psychiatric Center NY

  Photography

  12 x 8 inches

  $100 with frame

• Up - Bethlehem Steel PA

  Photography

  11 x 17 inches

  $175 with frame

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About Dan

Dan Marshall explores and photographs abandoned buildings. It all started when a friend said over 20 years ago that it would be fun to go to an old asylum in Waltham Massachusetts. It took some convincing but it turned out his friend was right. They hopped in his mom’s minivan and drove to the abandoned Metropolitan State Hospital. Dan was amazed by the combination of the architecture and decay, the sense of history, and was excited by exploring the abandoned building. Dan found a new life-long hobby. Weekends turned into road trips with friends, visiting incredible sites all over New England and eventually all over the country. He has explored hundreds of places, from asylums to theaters and everything in between, and has taken thousands of photos along the way.

As Dan grew older and became a dad, his excursions aren’t as often since exploring abandoned buildings can be a bit dangerous. He did go to a big urban exploring meet-up in New York just this summer.

On display today is a collection of my photographs taken over 20 years in more than twenty states. All of them at places most people would never step foot in. I have avoided security, climbed the side of buildings, tiptoed across floors (that I am very thankful didn’t collapse), and all other kinds of nonsense just to get a chance to explore these amazing buildings from our past. I still enjoy looking through all my photos often – it has been a terrific way to document my crazy adventures. I hope you enjoy a glimpse into these forgotten worlds. If you want to see more, please visit my Facebook page Dan Marshall Photography.