1,466 Comments Posted by autoguy

The metal scrappers missed some stuff! The zombies got them before they found these.

Yeah. I'll guess chairs to sit, and then maybe the windows were opened and the overhang kept rain out of the wards? Your historical account indicates that a warmer climate was preferred at first. Maybe the doctors were not fully sold on the cold fresh air treatments that seemed to be common here in the states?

Eastern Germany faces some tough challenges. Looks like any metal salvage available was very welcome. I guess history doesn't mean much when one has an empty stomach.

Sure is beautiful stuff Motts, absolutely. With so much old school craftsmanship in this complex, it would be great to see it get rescued.

There's no mystery m25pa. You know what did that!

I don't recall seeing transoms like that before. Very cool!

And it's rotting. Ouch!

That roof trussing is awesome! Red floor, blue benches, green ceiling. The decorator was from Warsaw.

This "might" had been where the TB patients were exposed to lots of cold fresh air. Practiced in many place globally, it must had soothed their lungs and aided recovery. I see no large double doorways to roll beds in and out however.

Be sure to bring a chicken bone with you!

Black doesn't show the bloody splatters as much as lighter colors. Don't have to clean it as often.

That's the giant lobster monster that lives in the lake. It eats the explorers and any body parts left behind by the zombies.

I knew it! The lobotomy room had to be there somewhere.

Did the lamp express it's curiosity? And what was it curious of?

The roofs on many of these buildings are failing and this complex is starting to take a beating for it. Hopefully the 2012 plans for rehab and reuse will take place. This "remote lakeside location" is a very pretty place for a youth center.

You're seeing the brick wall that extends above the window ferdy. It is exposed due to the missing ceiling. It plays a bit of a trick on the eye.