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I think those labels had the names of the heads that were in the jars.

Amazing how well preserved this place was in 2006. All the cool vent grates intact, tin ceilings, etc.. I imagine some of those vents went up to the roof vent in the attic, others part of a gravity heating system perhaps. No steam radiators anywhere that I saw.

Those are paint chips, and they're quite tasty.

Strap 'em down in there, "Cya in a couple days, have fun!" I'll guess that upper outlet let the continuous flowing water exit, then the handle was used to open the bottom drain to empty the tub.

Yes, definitely patrolling zombies seeking to eat explorers.

A social outcast, exiled from the rest of the group.

Looks like it has a fake plant in it. I see: "A catharsis is an emotional release. According to psychoanalytic theory, this emotional release is linked to a need to release unconscious conflicts." So I guess a drunken bar-brawl would be a catharsis.

Very nice piece. Should acquire salvage legitimately, but I'd guess a quick giveaway sale would get $500 in a heartbeat. 3 to 6 times that to the person that really wants it I imagine. Could get jail time too. :oD Cool finished attic rooms for torture chambers, er, uh, I mean for the staff to hide and throw parties!

Tons of awesome floor planks! Looks like those ducts lead to a ventilation copula to draw air out of the building.

An appropriate towel for use at my house.

I'd guess the window placement was to make the building look consistent on the outside. That, or it made it easier to shove the dead patients out of the building.

I'm surprised it's still there.

They're huddling in the corners to avoid the failing floor. A couple of them are foolishly investigating. Looks like one has been drinking.

That might be the lobotomy room, or cafeteria to a zombie.

Early air conditioning to let the heat out. A crank pole was used to reach up. No longer needed, zombies don't care about ventilation. Tin panels interlock. The edge is nailed down, and the next panel slides into a slot and covers the nails.