Danvers State Asylum Patient Cremation Tag Brass Insane

🖤At Danvers State Asylum in Massachusetts, patients were recorded as suffering overcrowding and rumours that some corpses were left to rot. With questionable treatment of people plaguing its past, it saw its first lobotomy there in 1948, while electric shock therapy began to be introduced the 1950s.

The huge Danvers building, meanwhile, was once extremely overcrowded, with the large space originally intended to house only 450 patients. By the early 1880s, over 600 patients were present at the facility, before a concerning increase to 1,137 in 1901.

Order of the Good Death reports: "Danvers quickly became notorious for its overcrowding, with almost four times as many patients as the hospital was designed to house. Patients sometimes died out of sight of the staff and their bodies decomposed for days before they were noticed."

These cremation tags are numbered. Condition varies from number to number. Yours will be chosen at random at the time of purchase.

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