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I'd guess the one in the upper corner is bathroom. This chart was used when patient's were unable to speak. You held it up and the patient pointed to what they needed. I remember using one, in ICU, with a patient on a ventilator.
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I like all the columns and arches
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Interesting color. I wonder what was covering that green patch. Nice windows, the pipes and lighting fixtures are an eyesore though
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There is no peace in theis place, just cinder blocks and coldness
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This room is bland and boring with no color and its kind of creepy at the same time
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I know that I wouldnt want to run into that. I imagine it can still spread disease for quite awhile
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I'm so excited! Another great gallery. These walls are made of brick instead of cinder block or plaster. I like that.
I have an idea for the holes.
Perhaps these were used to run wires through that hooked up to the patient who was in that room? LIie detector, or electric shock maybe?
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anyone else see what looks like a womans figure bottom left?w
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Awesome gallery Motts.
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Guy in the wheelchair looks like he's bowling.
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I was thinking the same thing, MamaToFive - Sympathy Cards and Razor Blades.

Would make a good album name.
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Good lord, amazingly beautiful shots. Absolutely gorgeous Motts.
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I gotta see this nightclub....
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@ amber:
I think the paper towels didn't turn brown by time; they are made out of recycled paper and have always been brown.