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To reply - there were no glassed in areas. The nursing stations were work places for the nursing staff to organize themselves for their days. Also served as an information sharing place for all.
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If you don't know - this place was operating and built primarily in the 70's, before the days of arjo lifts. Staff did all the lifting of both adults and children into the tubs. It was easier for staff to lift into a higher tub and safer for the people they were lifting as they didn't have to put them down in a low tub.
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Outstanding set. Thanks so much for posting.
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Again, the history and the pictures, you did a great job capturing this site
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absolutely amazing photos, I am a nurse so the history that ties into the pictures is awesome!
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thank you Motts for another fantastic gallery, since finding your site my fasination for abandoned buildings has really gone through the roof! As a child it was always fasinating to imagine what lay behind the fences and boarded up windows of local abandoned buildings but now I am an adult (I use that term loosly lol!) it has really made me research some of these places in alot more detail, some of these hospitals have a fasinating history and it is such a shame to see them left to rot. Living in England as I do there are not many oppertunities to see places like this first hand so I wait eagerly for your uploads, not only for the pictures but for all the information that goes with them. Once again thank you, keep up the good work, I am sooooo jelouse of you!
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I remember going on this ride when i was younger. It was a scary ride, the props were not scary i thought they were cool, it was the clinging clanging and banging as the ride was in motion
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it looks like a giant soap dispenser!
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it's happy hour in the treatment room.
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Betty!, the baby's escaped again!
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looks a bit like Santa's sleigh to me.
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gee, that would be a handy contraption if you wanted to have your dinner in the lounge, you could put a 3 course meal on there!
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That is one of the most spectacular views I have ever seen, great shot
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B and D have left the building.
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wow, i didn't know dreams had a flavour.