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This is great! I was hoping you would cover this hospital!
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Motts, possible wallpaper for this location?
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So you won't fall all the way down if you stumble, slip, or are pushed. Or jump.
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Psych hospitals aren't supposed to have exposed pipes or any metal object that can potentially support weight - people use them to strangle themselves (with sheets, towels, shirts, etc.) - even from as low a height as this. Also occasionally people used to trip and crash into them as well. Or so they said - I think someone pushed someone else, but no one ever 'fessed up.
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I love this picture Motts! I haven't checked out the site in awhile as I've been caught up with school work and my own photography adventures, I was very happy to see that you've added new albums! Keep up the amazing work! This is so far my favorite of this line of photos, the face (though it is from matrixing) is almost like the face of a patient looking on from the other world at where they once resided.
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Yep. Multi-Line phone connection used in offices back in the day.
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That's some good tape. Kept this sign on the wall for decades.
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Fantastic! A new gallery!
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So, the wooden framework in the foreground, it's not the guillotine? That the inmates toppled in the final riots? As the zombies stuttered through the halls?

Good Times.
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It is perfectly between 'meh' and 'feh' in it's blandness.
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Note the Zombie proof fencing is still intact and well maintained.
A dance pole for zombies
paper for fortune cookies
miss the woodwork
Hope this kind thought in the design helped. Sometimes a nice view could help or it is a nice place to jump from.