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Mr. Motts I think you are right. Just a guess, but maybe it made a standard therapy tub more appropriate for a younger patient?

Very nice lighting and photo's Mr Mott's. Sometimes I get aggravated with people seeing faces. This shot has a "Mona Lisa" does anyone else see her? About 2 ft. from the floor on the darkest part of the wall. Great, now I am seeing them. :-)

Mauve + Teal= 1980's. Mr. Motts would the 80's be about right for the last use of this area?

I hit "post" to quickly. also Bed time would be HS (hour of sleep) or qhs (every bedtime), or HS prn would mean example ambien/zolpidem @ HS, which basically means offer it and the patient can decline it if they do not want it. What is this thing some type of MAR (medication administration record) or place to put the "charge slips"? I started with dinosaur computers but they were computers.

before meals/ after meals, example you would adm. insulin before/prior to a meal.

Dear mica, your love for lighting & light fixtures is delightful.

BKW, I think they did that due to the radiator being there, just incase somebody used it to dry off clothing on. Big time fire hazard that is.

I am surprised to see them intact, you would think they would be broken all over the room.

This is something you see on old cruise liners or in old resorts, would not expect to see it in a hospital. I guess for long stays, it helped keep patients entertained.

I agree, wonderful gallery of this place.

Nice bookcase, I wonder if it was used for books or something else? The colors really pop, nice contrast.

Just let the yellow one peel away & it'll be blue then.

I wonder what the A.C. & P.C. meant? Have any ideas on that?

Nice shot, Motts, the elevator is a good frame for it. It makes it look like a picture within a picture.

An old Geri-chair & its twin, being camera shy & hiding in the shadows.

** made off*** with the mantle