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It seems dangerous to have tile in all these rooms. With patients walking around and slipping on the tile, there would be inguries.

It looks like they didnt even have the proper dishwashers judging by that green dishdrainer

Happy birthday mama! Ah, the big 4 - 0. Your forties will be your best decade ever. You're old enough to know what you want & young enough to get it. And that's a cool place to be in life. Uncle Larry is always lurking somewhere in these galleries. I spot something new every time I revisit one & I love reading your comments. ==8-)

My e-mail is unclelarry911@aol.com

it looks nice and big (comfy) to pinch a loaf on

Beautiful shot; looks like anything could be at the end in all of that light. Wonderful gallery, Motts. Many thanks for bringing these places to us!

Beautiful calligraphy! Cryptic calligraphy.

i'll tell ya, for like $3000 i could make that room look like MTV cribs

LOVE the high contrast in this photo. And the brick work is stunning, as has already been said.

Dizzying but beautiful. Wow.

yea, definitly! the hardwood floors are nice!

Incredible! A circus of colors.

Agreed with BKW--the framing of this shot is great! It makes the perspective just pop.

I love all the different reds in this.

If you see closed reels of film you may want to let someone know. Cellulose film will fall apart after a while and there is a lot of stuff that has been lost over the years due to lack of conservation :/

The MMY has been around since like 1938 or so and they are on the 18th edition now; I see a 3rd and fourth edition on that shelf. The earliest edition I found on a google search is the 9th ed. from 1985. upon further search the 3rd edition was published in 1949 and the 4th in 1953.