Alongside the chapel wall are a number of animal graves. There is at least one horse buried there. I used to walk past the chapel on my way home after my shift and the animal graves were clearly visible in the 70's.
PS - I'd really hate to see that thing back up. If you're late for work, you get to unclog the sputum chute! There's an incentive that would work for me!!
The Main Hall, was used as offices, i.e the Wages Clerk etc. etc. when I worked at St Margaret's in the 70's. There was a small building attached to the left hand side of the Hall that was used as the Mortuary.
The only home I can think of that had a piano was Wills Home and one of the patients of the home was taught, as a child, by his Grandmother to play the piano. When he was in a good mood and if you asked him nicely he would play a few tunes for the patients and staff. They were happy days.
ok. all you need is an electrical angle grinder, a few spare discs and an alternator. cut a square around the locks and then you can open it manually.
how do i know? bevore i became a caregiver i worked at a locksmith.
but i think it`s better to let the inner secrets of the safe sleep. even if there is something inside.
it belongs to that beautiful building!!!!!!
well... i`m a caregiver and i think the money of the patients was kept there. or maybe money from the hospital if they have to pay cash for something needed?!
it is only speculation =)
I`ve searched the whole german internet for informations about this hospital - no chance. there are no infos. really nothing. This fact makes me think that there must be a reason for that.
maybe they want to remain silent about it... Who knows?
What would make this shot even more compelling would be if there was a light on in one of the windows. I'm glad I stopped by today, I was rewarded with a new gallery. This has to be my favorite website on the internet. I have gained such respect for hospitals and mental health not to mention becoming a great fan of Mr. Motts! Thank you for all the wonderful hours I've spent here.