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NIICE!!!! :-)
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I have actually been in a seclusion/isolation room and it sucks big time. Like the bed in this photo mine was bolted to the floor and that was about all there was in the room. I had to wear scrubs like clothing that were tear resistant so I couldn't hurt myself. Anyhow a really nice photo.
A very interesting video Motts! Thanks for posting!
BTW It's still available on the PBS site, but it's been taken down from Youtube.
Ephemera: The Lobotomist
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My grandfather worked for AT&T and he was sent to fix phones at this hospital. There was a patient there who thought he was the Easter Bunny and followed him throughout the building while he went to work on the phones.
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@Dawn Michelle
I wouldn't want to sleep there either.
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breathtaking
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Truely amazing composition. I have seen similar things in several different mental health centers.
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Interesting shot although I'm not sure why.
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This photo leaves me speechless
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No comment really. Just an interesting photo.
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I like this room...no this room...no this room...I can't decide darn it.
Amazing shot. I suppose I have a fondness for hallway and seclusion room shots. (^ ^)
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Interesting shot.
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This is a really good shot and the sky looks like it is going to storm.....its looks so perfect with the building
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I think this building originally had a recessed facade, creating a shallow courtyard of sorts - then a permanent "porch" was added in, filling this gap. The original windows were left in place, so they now look into this new day room / dormitory area. This addition cut out a lot of daylight, as can be seen by the darkness of the bedroom.
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I believe it's an air shaft, used for forced air circulation. The plaster has crumbled off from the moisture seeping in, revealing the brick behind it.