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Ah-Ha! I see the conduit cover for the wiring above the transom window, and I think the light switches were put in the door molding - because it was easier to do that then rip and repair the 1+ foot thick brick walls with lathe and plaster? PLUS - because zombies ( need to work them in better, this is just the draft version ).

OK, so I'm wierd about picture moulding, but the way they stop mid arch just does not seem classy enough to match the rest of the workmanship. Ceiling tiles, beautiful, corner moulding, spectacular, picture moulding, meh.

All that you get to keep that is. . .

Zombie spoor, trails in the dust caused by the shuffling of thier feet/stumps.

Yes, yes it does. That's why you can hear the shuffling feet of those hiding in the walls. They have to skuttle sideways to get to the secret doors into the rooms.

Possibly weight bearing walls, or, there are secret doors and passageways. ( I hears 'em in the walls, scratching away, lost without light, searching forever. . . for more brains. )

Fire Door or zombie proofing?

Somethign horrible happened there in the past, since it looks like the doors are all open currently. . .

Yonder be Zombies!

notice the writing on the wall near bottom

Wonder what the salvage value is on a piece like that?

Mr. Motts, Your photos inspire me to be an Urban Explorer...but then I remember that there is mold and nails and heat and guards and collapsed floors...and even though you share all those bad things with us in your pictures, they are so beautiful, we forget the dangers you face with every exploration. Thanks for letting me do my exploring vicariously through you!

Sometimes the angle of the room/door had more to do with being able to see inside unobstructed than anything else...

my nan was a nurse at the hospital during the war.app there is a mile long corridor underneath the grounds of the hospital with cells very similar to silence of the lambs & the entrance was sealed shut in 1938

Taunton - most intriguing - at times ceiling painted, - other the tin squares - wonder what the pattern is/was.

Yes - so shiny, and like saucers; - what style is it?
Would it be "50-ties", in USA?
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Everything you own in the chest of drawers....... is big enough for all.