26 Comments Posted by shortarsejo

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I found this on Youtube, T.A.P.S. Investigated live on Halloween. The owner is present and gives them a bit of history on the place, including the basement playroom affectionately called "CandyLand"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9kriPDr34Q
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Yep I see her too! Just waiting on an answer from Mr. Motts on if she was with him or if he was there alone. ...
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I am led to believe via my own research, that this is also the hospital where they filmed 'Girl, Interrupted.'
http://www.rootsweb.an...isburg_pa/index.html
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I ran this through google translator and got:

"Danger infectious waste
contaminated sharps waste to be incinerated"
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Can you wallpaper this as well please? This is a-ma-zing! Very nice shot!!!
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Wallpaper please Motts? Do you speak multiple languages? man you've been so many places, so lucky!!!
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Can you wallpaper this please Mr. Motts? Such a beautiful photograph, and yes, I agree the graffiti does make it all the more interesting.

I can almost see Juliette, starcrossed lover, waiting for her Romeo, staring longingly out that window.....
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Using google translator it translates to 'Bicycle Ergometer'
Unfortunately I don't know much German, can anyone who knows the language fluently helo?
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Oh wow, when I seen this I immediately thought of this http://www.opacity.us/...e4182_roundabout.htm at North Wales hospital.
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Hey my friend and I think this photo is awesome!!! Can you do a wallpaper of this please?
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Thanks for the great wallpaper Motts! and a wonderful gallery!!!! This made my day :)
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I have an idea for the holes.
Perhaps these were used to run wires through that hooked up to the patient who was in that room? LIie detector, or electric shock maybe?
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Hey Motts can you make this a wallpaper please? (fnds it hard to type with a kitty on my lap, he likes your galleries as much as I do!)
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Beautiful!! absolutely beautiful, what else can I say!!

Can you make this a wallpaper, please?
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TMS RN, that's what I was thinking too. Looks too out of place to be something the patients would have access to.