497 Comments Posted by N

Wonder what this room was used for? And why it got blessed with beautiful skylights overhed?

I dunno...the view looks really blurry from here.

Here we have the Chair Sisters Three and their rebellious, disowned fourth sister who prefers a more "modern" look to that of the past.

Jesus what a depressing looking room. No windows or any way to get natural light so it'd either be pitch black or lit by an intense white glare from the lights....that is a room to drive someone mad

Those are some RED chairs...and those walls look positively toxic

Old timey meets modern and the results....aren't very appealing at all honestly

That is one ANCIENT bed/table/gurney

Giant rusty doors? Long dark corridors? I dont't care how short they are, I ain't goin' down them. There can't be anything hidden away in there that'd make it worth the trek

Jesus, when I first clicked to this I nearly jumped out of my chair in creepy fueled shock! Now that I have calmed down....it is some amazing quality of art and it is very sad to see the paper it is on slowly getting ruined and destroying the picture

The Walls Have Eyes....I'm guessing those sockets housed cameras of some sort? Or something else?

It is like someone just pasted samples of wallpaper up all over it. Or could also be artwork like lpn said. Either or, it looks much better than that ugly red/orange paint underneath

"Women in White" sounds like a novelized soap opera heh heh. Such a shame those books are just going to rot away there

I'm guessing they kept these books handy for any Italian immigrant children sent here? Seems like an odd thing to have

Ugh, yellow is such an ugly color I think )X Though that shade of blue along the walls is very pleasing

What is with the names on that back wall? I can make out somethinjg like "Y.R." or "Y.H." above them