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Yes - beds were definitely wheeled out through the two sets of double doors for fresh air treatments.

Yes they were - the hole is actually a drain for the showers in the background, with the grate removed.

"designed to produce electromagnetic oscillations centered at 27.120 megacycles"

This is essentially a microwave oven operating in the shortwave radio spectrum (3-30 MHz) rather than in the GHz range of modern microwave ovens!

Is that a fallen structural element in the foreground?

This is by far my most favorite picture on this entire site

The best for last Motts, this photo says it all, this actually says it all about your entire gallery a million memories a million nightmares a million dream and a million hopes all in one photo.

Please make this into a wallpaper Motts this is one of my favorite photos on your sight.

Zounds! That thing looks like some kind of monster!

Stainless steel does not rust.... Sort of neat to see the wheels rusting yet the rest is in great shape.

Now all there is left is silence of eternity .

100% perfect shot Motts!

Well that is one way to demoralize and give kids nightmares.... I mean look at that poor girl. She looks like she is trying to run away from that freaky doctor.
Who ever came up with this needs to have their head examined.

I suddenly feel like a nice juicy BBQ stake..... Now where is my BBQ sauce?

WOW! That is incredible, amazing that the door still works.

More on the "coffin staircase" - they were designed as such to allow the casket of the recently deceased to be lowered to the bottom floor, so they wouldn't have to carry the casket the entire way down the steps. To think - in a time when most people died at home, they actually designed a house around such an idea.

http://www.uglywomansg...hp/tag/coffin-niche/

Prepare to be pinkified..