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@Kathy W: I agree Kathy. 48 is not old. But I'm 54. *groan* (I told some kids to get off my lawn today)

A machine that one kept people alive... abandoned now, unappreciated and forgotten.

I'd hope they never had to evacuate that place in a hurry. There's barely any room to move along the walls... it would have been a crush of people.

That has to be the bluest, clearest sky I've ever seen. What a spectacular day. Really pretty against that red brick.

That looks very... slimy and slippery. I think we have a classic case of bucket fail going on here.

I wonder why they tried so hard to keep everyone out of this one building. The rest of the property was just left to crumble.

This strikes me as more of a "salmon" pink than a "Pepto" pink.

They had some wildly vivid colors in this place, back in the day.

Makes you wonder what the last film ever spooled about those reels was.

Really nice building

This would have looked nice in my fire station collection case. Too bad it's long gone. ==8-(

Ah, so that's why all the soup kept falling through my spoon...

Thanks Motts for your excellent eye in lining up the shot so it does look like a reflection on the floor of the window in front. Until I read your caption, I didn't realize that part of the floor was gone and it was the top of the window on the floor below.

Motts, have you ever been back to see if the floor did collapse, or see other things?

bardzo ciekawe, dzieki

My Grandfather died in this hospital, from TB, I am not sure of the year. But my father, as a child, remembers his visits to see his dying Dad :-( You have beautiful photo's of this history! Thank you.