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DANG!
I'm pretty sure they weren't used to hold liquids. They have intentional holes at the bases. Probably a set of platforms for surgeries.
Beautiful
All these murals... They're so odd and out of place, but they seem to fit.
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Hi,
it has been an ordinary bathing room. the apparatus has been removed from the operation rooms in the same building. When i was there for the first time there were still the two bathtubs in their rack. what is left are those two racks.
I Love This Site... Just wanted to tell you the X's Mean Asbestos i found that out in whittingham assylum, which im unhappy to say is getting worse.. When i went Last Week We Bumped Into 5 lads Digging Up The Floors In The corridors Looking For copper And Metal For Money! :(
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Incredible shot! keep up the great work
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No, the crate was a laundry basket, there are many around the asylum.
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And now that I see it closer... it definately appears to be the pedestal to an OR table. The wheels were used to adjust height and angle of the table.
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The thing on the right appears to have been moved from elsewhere in the hospital From what I can decipher, it looks like it was the pedestal to an operating room table. The top is missing.
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OMG.. it's Heidi!
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I wonder what was on the wall where its white? It looks like something was attached to it.
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Very nice mural for a change
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Nice hallway shot.
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I hope they reuse this building, those lights are not original. They are probably from the 50's or 60's