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Don't Go Alone...

HISTORY
![]() Dr. Hermann Reinhardt-1887Founder, Physician, Doll Maker, Pioneer | ![]() The Doll AsylumBefore the great fire circa 1900 | ![]() Staff and InmatesStaff and some model inmates pose in 1920 |
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![]() Restrain then Retrain - 1923Behavior modification on paper (dolls) | ![]() Sit and Be Still - 1925Dolls learning to control mania for tea parties | ![]() The Best Care - 19251940, experimental limb replacement |
![]() Better Brains - 1926Dr. Schubert with patient #23114 after experimental docile brain replacement. Though promising, #23114 had a Psychotic break soon after and had to be terminated. | ![]() Better Brains #2 - 1926Dr. Schubert performs a second docile brain surgery. This time no psychotic break! Patient #31221 survived almost 4 years after this break-through procedure. | ![]() Pre-treatment - 1927Patient #41223 being gathered for surgery |
![]() Human-Doll Transformation - 1927Dr. Von Lupzig explaining early Doll-Human transformation treatments | ![]() Spider Silk Mask TherapyPatient #35442 enjoying a silk mask - 1930 | ![]() Nurse Cullie - 1932Head nurse of Doll Asylum. Disappeared in 1934 |
![]() Twisted Up - 1933Pre-treatment inmate | ![]() Halloween 1947Inmate #54332 with her pumpkin | ![]() Inmate #65221 - 1949 |
![]() Axis I Impulse Disorder - 1953Inmate #723389, showing classic signs of Axis I Impulse Disorder (Self-Mutilation) | ![]() Electroshock - 1959Early electroshock treatment | ![]() Early Cannabis Therapy - 1965The calming effect was noticed immediately but food costs became prohibitive and the program was terminated. |
![]() LSD Experimental Treatment - 1969None of the inmates or staff can really remember this period in the Asylum. |
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