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I really like that window, even if it does have bars on it! It looks so cool to me!

A lone chair in a lovely lonely hallway! : ) Nice composition, Motts!

My older sister taught kids guitar in the 1970s. There was this one eleven year old boy she taught who was just CRAZY about KISS!

I totally did a double-take when I saw the shape of a person on the top of the altar. That is really creepy.

Well I think a few people finally got it right. I am pretty certain that it is an orthopedic table used for casting different parts of the body especially the spine. It does have the capability to apply traction forces as needed for casting the spine or aligning severe fractures in limbs.

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It's part of a recessed cabinet, with a frosted glass window. There were no refrigeration units nearby, and I believe this room was located right off a main corridor on the first floor (morgues are often tucked away in a staff-controlled area of the hospital), so I think the room was used for general medical procedures.

got a response from Carola Lott of the Independent and a link- not much new info and she said maybe some progress by Oct so must wait and see- Celeste what do U know

Définitely old posters! My older sister taught guitar to elementary school aged kids in the 1970s. One of her students, an 11 year old boy, was absolutely CRAZY about KISS!

It looks like to me there may have been a smaller mural on the opposite wall at one time. Or maybe there was a bulletin board, or chalk board there instead?

I think the padding on the door was probably there for soundproofing purposes, too. Also, Motts, I didn't miss seeing that lone chair in the background! : D

Yes! Another gallery! It's a shame they had this place locked up so tight, yet they have no plans to refurbish it! : ((

The foliage frames the building very well! Great job on this gallery, Motts! Am looking forward to more galleries. : )

Yet another hallway that just goes on and on, and on, and on... : )

What an awesome space!