State Hospitals
- Boston State Hospital - Demolished. Now mixed use.
- Danvers State Hospital - 90% Demolished. Condominiums.
- Foxborough State Hospital - Half demolished. Condominiums.
- Gaebler Children's Center - Demolished. Land labeled as a park.
- Gardner State Hospital - Buildings converted into prison.
- Grafton State Hospital - Part disused, part in use by US Job Corps & Tufts Veterinary School.
- Medfield State Hospital - Disused. Future unknown.
- Metropolitan State Hospital - Demolished. Now condominiums.
- Northampton State Hospital - Mostly demolished for housing.
- Pondville State Hospital - Part demolished. Part converted into Caritas Southwood Community Hospital (Also defunct)
- Rutland Heights State Hospital - Demolished. Land unused. Future unknown.
- Taunton State Hospital - Hospital demolished. Other buildings active. Future unknown.
- Lovering Colony - Demolished. Land unused.
- Simeon E. Borden (Raynham Farm) Colony - Demolished. Land in use by Town of Raynham.
- Westborough State Hospital - Disused. Future unknown.
- Worcester State Hospital - 90% Demolished. Clock tower still stands. Hospital rebuilt and opened in 2012.
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