Comments

wrote:
...to me this is a most astounding event - all the eight beds in a straight line & spaced after all these years - am very happy to be amazed /wrong/ about human behavior.....
wrote:
...tiles....must be one of the best inventions ever as a building material...
and mosaic...it lasts evermore...
wrote:
..it is like in a dream.....
wrote:
Sad & sorry you have lost your good true friend Nick Santangelo, Mr. Motts; a nice way to honor him with the Gallery Isle of The Dead;
Grateful about all the pictures, the links, and the text -
unequaled & unsurpassed story of events this time. Life´s sadness shows
Order; Aphotic; Open Floor; and Hull photographs all indeed very clever.....
May you friend Rest in Peace; may You always be well is my daily wish
wrote:
yee haa first comment! With all the rust on these springs, I'm sure they would squeak like heck now!
wrote:
This reminds me of a movie I saw (that I can't recall the name of) where all the boys slept in a room just like this.
wrote:
We had these type sinks in junior high, didn't like them then, don't like them now!
wrote:
lookit all those soap dispensers (sorry, but someone was going to say it!) or at least all the soap holders!
wrote:
This place gives me the creeps and it's braod daylight out!
wrote:
The dedication to this gallery brought tears to my eyes. I'm glad I checked today to find this new gallery, it seems pretty awesome as well as freightening.
wrote:
Well said Grumpy. Thanks you Motts.
wrote:
Theyre escaping out the window!
wrote:
Amazing photos again motts!!
wrote:
Brilliant!!
wrote:
I believe the style is called a Bradley Sink, and there would've been posts sticking up from the middle to dispense the water, which seem to have been removed from these.