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Was this a tuberculosis 'krankenhaus' or was it for a variety of illnesses?
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Makes my pelvic exams seem like a treat.
Good video of Buffalo Central:

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Kind of reminds me of old crypts. Thanks so much for another awesome tour Motts.
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Lovely shadows from the trees...Great stone work as well.
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Love looking at this photo and seeing different patterns in the moldy plaster...like....its looks like a W J on the top right of the door and a odd owl or possum in the middle facing the left.... lol.
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I actually like looking down there :) Im wondering how many floors ?
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Wow! Now, this is a very different set up. I think those are holes in the floor Ontario.
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Yes, makes a very nice shot indeed :) Interesting colors of mold in shades of Gold, Green, & Pink in that hallway
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Love the light trailing in through the caged in windows.
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Nice to sit here and imagine attendees busy handing out supplies to the doctors and nurses in the OR.
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Wow, my elementary school had brickwork like that.
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What i like is the BLUE tile compared to that horrid green hospital tile. Great view from one set of windows to the next set across the theaters. But, That Horrid Green in theater 3 is shining through.
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Very strange and interesting chair with a place to rest your feet, bent and maybe even missing a part which is laying on the floor next to it.
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Actually the most violent patients were often housed in 21/22 in the top floors. They were in need of extra supervision. Had many friends who worked as MHTA's there.