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How about now??? LET'S SWIM!!!
Awesome old picture!!!
Did you wet your bed, Joe??? lol
I would take them all and sell them for $1 million each
XP GROSS!!!!!
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I have to say that I've just discovered this beautiful sight with photography of the likes I've never seen. I love the photos of all the old buildings, and have enjoyed, and been educated reading the comments. However, I think the the "hospitals" still appear to be getting bad feedback, even in these years. I would hope the public realize that WHEN these places were open, they did NOT look like this, and although I admit that "bad" things did occur, it was of ignorance of the "issues" people had, not because there were better ways and they chose to just be mean and neglect the patience! Love the work, and comments though...will take me several days to go through all the albums, but what a way to spend a rainy spring weekend!
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WOW! love the "turn on the AC" method! how interesting!
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Those are portable OR exam lights.
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AWESOME set Motts! All the rooms filled with artifacts make every picture worth those thousand words and them some. I can't thank you enough for sharing this stuff, and bringing these snapshots of history to the web for all to see!
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This place was obviously outfitted for some fairly elaborate stage shows. Look out for classic falling sand bags!
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Yeah Robski, if I had to guess, I'd say the seating and the projectors are from the 30s to 40s era. Maybe someone more familiar with the stuff can comment? Very cool stuff!
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Those are the lobotomy lights. Note the automatic skull cap cutter hanging in the center.
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Those are the old style dentist chairs. Good sturdy head clamps on them so the victims could not get away.
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I'll guess that some rain leakage from above is working on that wall Lucie. It certainly looks out of place there, doesn't it? It's that, or the zombies just like clawing at that spot.
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Looks like the Cialis couple got a divorce.