Comments

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Wow, this is one great picture I love the angle!
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another great hallway shot
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Yeah you could slide the piece of wood over the glass window.
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Is that one of those slider viewers in the upper right?
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1, only to stop from getting my butt kicked. 2, you don't want to meet him. Tghe mind of a three yea old, and the strength of ten men. We ahd no plce to put him. So he is still wandering up there. Just have a Soda or Candy bar when you run into him
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It's funny now that you mention it, you'd think there'd be a lot more ramps for wheelchair bound patients, especially in places as old as these (they were built before electricity was publically available!)

I have recently been to a state school where the buildings are almost completely comprised of ramps rather than stairs, but they are generally pretty rare in the older institutions.
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Glad someone is gonna do something with this property, it's a shame to see these beautiful buildings go to waste!
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wow, youre not kidding... "cleaned out"
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Very clean for an abandoned building!
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Yuk, Dolls scare me....
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We are all glad you are careful. Don't want anything to happen to you !!!!!
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Motts,don't remember a ramp in other sites you have been to. Alot of stairs and elevators, or did I not look close enough??
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exhaust fans
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still in good condition
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WHAT? After all that totally marvelous abuse I hear you nursing staff types engage in every day and night and then stay up evenings devising new ways to make more barbaric and cruel? :-( Rats! That shatters the great picture I had built up of all staff being cruel and evil! Are you trying to get us to think in shades of gray instead of black-and-white or something!?!?!?! Shame, shame to you, Anna, my dear, you and your highly paid, high status co-workers!!!!

[Tee-hee-hee!]

P.S. Hey, ~Me. Does your comment mean that you were stained before and want to be stained again?