290 Comments Posted by BKWOntario

I agree, Larry D.

There's the soap dispenser shot (in the bathroom at the back). With all this paper around, it is a very lucky thing not to have a fire! (No, I'm not a nut case, I'm a volunteer fireman.)

It does look like a drag line, doesn't it?

Interesting, I hadn't noticed that until you mentioned it, Eldokid. Thanks for the before and after Mr. Motts, they really round things out, and they add a human dimension as Butterfly says. It's easy to forget that people used to be kept here.

Did you look at the papers spilling out of the box, Mr. Motts? Were they patient files?

I agree, what an imaginative shot, and strangely beautiful. Also, that door certainly has a little window, and it is certainly attached very securely - many rivets.

What a fire hazard.

Wow, that would be interesting, Eldokid, especially if they were really old. I wonder if anything was in this filing cabinet, Mr. Motts? It's true, tunny, it looks camouflaged.

LOL, that's a funny comment, Mr. Motts.

LOL, chrissy82, that's exactly what I thought as soon as the photo appeared! Odd there are no rear handles for someone to push this chair from behind.

Yes, I agree, Goodspeed.

Good comment, Butterfly. Maybe that is the entrance to a day room? The windows to the sides and above, are a nice detail. I assume the ceilings were very high.

How neat that in the white door, the blue paint is framed in the glass window.

Wow, nice shot and angle. You can imagine the beauty of the place, then and now.

Amazing. I guess that is lead-based paint?