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i imagine this was a the resting place of a person of wealth and status, ironic how in the end none of that seems to matter.

dark and disrespected.

Dead or Alive the horror of being boarded up in that wall is unimaginable.

i bet it even smells like old death.

nothing is meant to last forever.

back in 2010 they held a "dinner" in there. Perhaps why it appears so clean. They do open that up from time to time for limited access tours, which I did last year.

Prancer and Tony C, I love you both.

It was a good thing I had my lucky sock and glove with me when I noticed the crooked cushion on the chair. Disorder is unacceptable, don't you agree?

Because I was fortified with my lucky charms, I only had to hurl the cushion out the window and smack the chair around the room a few times before the balance of the universe was restored.

We can only HOPE who takes it is a dealer in antiques, or can refurbish it. Otherwise, it will be destroyed by the 'brats' that love to steal, break and torch. :(

Yes, Mica. A very lonely spotlight.....

^^ Everyone, apparently! LOL! ^^

HAHAHA! Funny, Feather!

That's right Lucie! But, if you wait long enough, your upstairs neighbor will be with you anyway! Just like I did! (Ow...hurts to think about!)

While wearing the sock, and one glove I will do the moonwalk backwards and cartwheel backwards over the chair....


Then, someone please call 911 for me.

Slab tubs were common for institutions for the mentally retarded. I don't think it was a hydrotherapy room-that sort of treatment went out in the 1950s.

The nurses had less lifting to do when bathing "crippled" patients.

Look at http://vimeo.com/365508 to see what this place probably looked like in the 1950s. You can see a nurse giving a young boy a bath in a tub like this.

As if the handprints alone aren't creepy enough. Haha.