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Yeah there were some spray painted tags where the urns would be kept and a few other spots.
Thanks for another wonderful gallery, Motts! It's nice to be able to compare the old hospital buildings in Europe to the ones in the U.S.A., thanks to you.
Hey, lonely chair! : D
Yep! Another perspective of that great stiaircase. Thanks, Motts!
I really like this photo, Motts! For this to be the ''old'' section, this staircase design looks surprisingly modern.
Just looks plain creepy to me. Has anyone else gotten caught in a broken down elevator by themselves? Believe me, it's not fun!
I think it would have been neat to stay in a hospital with windows like these...except not broken! : )
What an interesting little chapel!
I really like this staircase!
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it looks like iodine
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I dig the snow in the background :>
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Even though it's just the jaw bone it looks like it's in prime condition. Usually stuff like this would be all broken up/missing teeth.
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Damn in 42? Hell... I was a little surprised with the James guy from 1922.... but to be honest when I saw this crypt at first glance I thought like 1800s..... maybe earlier.
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People can be dick heads :/ Nuff' said. I've gotten at some dipshits tipping/breaking grave stones to a freshly buried grave over once cause they thought they were "funny."
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People who desecrate graves really give me the red ass :/ At least you're still living. Damn poor soul could have died before his time came.