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It makes me wonder if all those bottles are empty because they've been pilfered by druggies.

Wow! That's so wild that there are hang out rooms in Byberry. I heard that there was a guy who wandered Byberry with a machete.

You guys are a hell of a lot braver than I am! =P

A hell of a nice piece of history!!

if I can ever beat you to A comment!! (first thing i thought!!) ;-) No Static.........

this is a beatiful soap dispenser (~Me as been muzzeled long enough!!)

I love your pictures. I always enjoy the bw and the different angles you take. Lynne I enjoy the information you provide. I think next favorite thing I enjoy about this site on top of the great pictures are the comments. They keep me laughing all day.

Nice finish to another beautifully photographed site, thank you, Motts and cohorts!

Motts, are you standing in the doorway and the toilets are on an angle? The whole set up is so odd.

Mr. Motts!-What, no carabiners? ;-)

I made a comment about the previous photo that could apply to this photo.
I do believe mass showering was thought of as a timesaver. Hosing down in particular would get the job done even faster. I doubt the patients showered daily. What a horrible thing to have to undertake-by both staff and patients.

Damn Motts, do you wait till i'm offline to post new pics? Thanks for the new ones!!!! ;-) (at least give me a heads up on a scale pic)

Mr. Motts, Was there overhead plumbing visible?

if there is a staff to patient ratio involved, I guess the more the merrier :-)

reminds me of the wartime cartoons of the little guy with the gasmask...
Excellent shot!

so this device kept track of electrical currents in conjunction with equipment used for ,oh, say, >shock < treatment 8-O