This images is from a series of cyanotypes from inside and around the structures that confined those who were society cast away. These images explore a well-known, defunct mental institution, in Milledgeville, Georgia, Central State Hospital (1842-2010). Like most mental institutions of its time, CSH has a dark past. My extensive research of this institution, primarily conducted at the Special Collections Library and the Georgia Archives where I read handwritten notes, patient registrars, newspaper articles, and a variety of booklets and schedules, informed what has become a complex and multifaceted relationship to this place. I mindfully and constantly considers those who lived here while walking the grounds and reviewing documents. This work aims to document this site before it is torn down and to individualize the patients left here by friends and family, whose names became supplanted by numbers and to give back their identities.