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Likely the stator section of a turbine

Most likely old generator windings

This is a steam powered , boiler feed water pump, sometimes called a " terry turbine"

Thank YOU! Yay a new Gallery.

Most definitely an amazing picture! I can no longer ask, "how could they let this happen"... What a waste, that can no longer be replaced.

The one in the back right corner folds like the one that was in the hallway. Having been in here for years probably accounts for how good it looks. I'll bet there was a cot exchange program with the funeral homes so the body did not have to be moved so many times. That narrower type fit on a rail in the back of the old fashioned station wagon type vehicles. It could be locked and used for transport of a body or as an emergency transport vehicle.

It was called the chart rack. It was open under the rack so the charts extended down. With electronic charting all of these are antiques.

The fake fur was in contact with the patient's skin. This is either a wrist or ankle "soft" restraint versus leather restraints. The metal loop was part of the wrist wrap which fastened with velcro and then the long strap tied to the bed frame. These were still in use in the '70's

I want this room. So pretty so much light. Just awesome.

Mine also, feather

Thanks for the trip back to a gentler time Motts. I enjoyed it immensely!

This is an amazing picture.

What a pity to let this gorgeous building go like this. Maybe instead of faking sprucing it up, they should have done it for real.

Damn scrappers have no respect for anything.

I am hoping that white thing on it's back to the left side of the stage is not that fancy organ.